Sokoloff, 31, offered delivery at a southern California hospital on the evening time of Wednesday, Feb 8, according to a resource near to the issue.
"Mom, dad and kid are satisfied as can be and absolutely in really like with each other," Sokoloff informed People magazine.
The superstar wed Puro, a 36-year-old artist, in in Beverly Hills, California in 2009.
Sokoloff, who has also noted and conducted popular music, invested her kid years in the San Francisco place before she chased working regular. She started her on-screen profession as a youngster after she shifted with her household to Los Angeles. She and her sister, a superstar cooking who celebrities in superstar actress Judy Greer's Yahoo! on the internet sequence "Reluctantly Balanced," both stay in the place.
On the ABC humor sequence "Full House," which shown between 1987 and 1995, Sokoloff conducted Gia Mahan, the enemy-turned-friend of Stephanie Tanner, made by Jodie Sweetin.
Sokoloff went on to perform other "mean girls" - she made Cokie Builder in the 1995 film "The Baby-Sitters Club" and the edgy Jody Lynch on the FOX excitement "Party of Five" until 1996.
Sokoloff conducted a shy university young lady together with Geebet Western and Wayne Franco in the 2000 youngster ambiance film "Whatever It Requires," a reprise of the Cyrano DeBergerac tale that was a box workplace fail. She and Franco outdated in the actual world between 1999 and 2004.
Also in 2000, Sokoloff showed up with Ashton kutcher, Jennifer Produce and "American Pie" professional Seann Bill Scott in the humor film "Dude, Where's My Car?." A season later, Sokoloff showed up in "Sugar & Liven," a humor about women financial institution thieves, which also presented Mena Suvari and Melissa George.
After visitor destinations on displays such as "Friends" and "Night Ambitions," Sokoloff arrived the persistent part of associate Hannah Hatcher on the ABC lawful excitement sequence "The Exercise," which went off the air in 2004. Also that season, she showed up in several periods of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" as Claire, a babysitter.
In 2006, Sokoloff showed up in the short-lived ABC humor sequence "Big Day," which also presented Stephen Rannazzisi of the FX comedy "The League."
The superstar went on to appear on periods of displays such as Lifetime's "Drop Deceased Diva" and "CSI: NY" and taken the impartial film "Scents and Feeling," a reprise of Linda Austen's novel "Sense and Feeling."
Sokoloff also celebrities in this year's film "The Chateau Meroux" with Barry Watson, formerly of the display "7th Heaven," and Captain christopher Lloyd.
