MOM AF - Christine Michel Carter

About the Writer: “The Mom of Mom Influencers”

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Featured in The New York Times and The Washington Post, Christine Michel Carter is the #1 global voice for working moms. She has been called a “working mom who’s changing the world,” “the mom of mom influencers,” “the exec inspiring millennial moms,” and “the voice of millennial moms.”

Christine is also the associate editor for ModernMom and contributes to ForbesWomen as a senior contributor. Christine clarifies misconceptions about working mom consumers for brands and serves as an amplifier of their personal truths. From delivering consumer insights and brand marketing content to helping HR and diversity teams attract and retain these hardworking professionals, Christine works with advertising agencies, research firms and companies to ensure they’re at the forefront of the minds of female consumers.

A down-to-Earth speaker and media analyst, Christine has spoken at Create & Cultivate, Mom 2.0, BlogHer and a number of other conferences. Her insights have been included by other authors in their books. Christine’s own bestselling children’s book Can Mommy Go To Work? was ranked as an “empowering book” and a “life changing book to guide feminist parenting.” Her book MOM AF is a sister circle in a book, inspired both by Carter’s life and her published articles.

She has interviewed a number of celebrity moms, including Tamera Mowry, Kristin Cavallari, and La La Anthony and also partnered with brands such as 23andMe, AARP, ALDI, Brahmin, Chicco, Goodwill, Orgain, Hungryroot, OtterBox, Suja Juice and Therapedic as a social media influencer. She has also leveraged her verified digital presence and mom network to bring awareness to the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign, #YearoftheMother, and Black Maternal Health Week. Christine has also supported Senator Kamala Harris, the Department of Labor and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on maternal and child care related issues.

The creator of Mompreneur and Me®, Christine has introduced the first national free mommy and me professional development networking event that has garnered the attention of Adweek and Entrepreneur as well as global brands like McDonald’s and University of Phoenix.

(Views expressed are her own and do not reflect any entity with which she is affiliated.)

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This book is for you.

Its your personal story, and this time, it’s all about us mamas.

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In the style of New York Times bestsellers You Can’t Touch My Hair, I’m Judging You, and I Can’t Date Jesus, MOM AF is a sister circle in a book, inspired both by Carter’s life and her published articles. Also perfect for fans of I Just Want to Pee Alone and Jill Smokler’s Scary Mommy, moms and women feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of life will find MOM AF cathartic.

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Christine Carter may run on caffeine, chaos, and cuss words; still, she wants nothing more than to become a well-rounded parent, wife, and professional. Like most young moms, she aspires to live a stress-free life. But when a separation thwarts her and causes her to become unbalanced, Carter must look inside herself, realize shawty, you AIN’T the shit, and address several issues—from the idea of traditional marriage to perfectionism and self-doubt.

MOM AF follows Carter’s journey to owning her sh*t (the good and the bad) and redefining what truly makes her one sane, strong, and sexy mother. This novel is essential because, in each chapter the reader will see their lives and nod in agreement, curse in anger, or even chuckle out loud, thinking, “I get you, and you get me.” It offers a literary kinship between Carter and the reader. This book will provide many young women comfort, empathy, and hope.