Kerri Otto
Designer and Author
Kerri Otto is a creator, designer, and now children’s picture book author. She has been immersed in design for almost twenty years. Her passion for creating started as early as she can remember from painting custom furniture pieces as a little girl, to designing women’s wear, in New York City. Kerri loves to create just about anything and everything.
After earning her MBA at Iona University, Kerri started her career in the global events industry. Based in New York City, she creates event design experiences for many of the most loved and iconic global brands. From red-carpet award shows to national sporting events, fashion shows, and national product launches, there is nothing she hasn’t created. Throughout her career, she’s received countless accolades and awards for her work, which has been published in various event and lifestyle publications.
Kerri is also a proud mom to three: her firstborn son and identical twin daughters. Her children have inspired her latest chapter, the launch of Twinchanted Tales. Her experience as a twin mom has genuinely changed her world. Pairing her designer DNA and her deep passion for motherhood, especially “twinhood,” led her to curate her first children’s book.
Twinchanted Tales fills Kerri’s soul in ways she didn’t know were possible. Having impactful moments in children’s early development journey is so rewarding. Kerri combines her creative, designer mind with her passion for storytelling and hopes to empower generations of children, for years to come!
Episodes for this expert
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Helping Your Singleton Deal with Twin “Invaders”
Today we’re here with twin mom and author Kerri Otto and here to talk about how to introduce your new twins to an older singleton so that they feel like they are still a big part of this growing family circus.
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