Jill Caryl Weiner is an
award-winning writer who lives, writes, parents and plays in New York City with her husband, two children and 8 million friends, associates and/or strangers all bouncing off each other in this wacky city.






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She loves to write and looks for
opportunities to connect with 
great editors on interesting 
subjects.   

Jill Caryl Weiner has written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine and other publications and websites. She’s been writing about parenting for thirteen years and has covered everything from education and child development to decorating a pregnant belly and throwing the coolest birthday parties. Besides writing about parenting, she also writes essays and articles about sports, New York City and people.

In 1999, her life was blown apart – but in a good way -- when her first child was born.  Not only did she have to take care of a seemingly alien life form while trying to keep up her freelance writing career, but her spontaneous relationship with her husband was sideswiped. At that time, a journal like “When We Became Three” would have been a life raft: fostering communication with her husband, offering a lighthearted perspective on parenting, and an honest, fun, multi-layered book to record their memories in.

Jill lives in New York City with her husband, Allan, and two children, Willa and Nicholas.