In My Sister's Keyper, the author takes readers on a deeply personal and hope-filled journey through her own experience raising her young daughters to be confident, capable, young women. Due to her oldest daughter being Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled, she began a journey to being an advocate and champion for this special population of individuals. In each chapter from The Infant Years to The Next Chapter, moms will find vital information, understanding, and action steps to make the best decisions for their children and themselves. No matter what stage of their child's growth, they will find a trusted counsel from a friend who has walked the walk. The title of the book is My Sister's Keyper in honor of the relationship between the author's two daughters. Erica knew that because of Taryn's special needs, there would come a time when Maya's abilities would surpass that of her older sister. Maya was born with the responsibility already placed on her that she would always care for her sister in some capacity. That care has been happening since she was in pre-school and will continue the rest of her life. Even though this book is speaking to moms, it is also a mother's love letter to prepare her daughter for the responsibilities ahead, as best she can. It's Erica's way of equipping her and acknowledging her for being so mature and compassionate. It's her way of saying, "You got this, Boo." This book is your chance to experience that for yourself.