Re: Re: Plagio is EVERYWHERE

[Guest guest]

On that note: we had ' 1st bd party on Sunday and an old co-worker brought his 4 month old. He is very familiar with the band we got for - including comments from me like don't always put baby on the back of her head.....well- my hubby and I (aka the head police) notice some serious flattening starting to take shape on his 4 month old. How do I approach this subject without pretending to be an expert, and scaring them to death? I think he will act as if I'm trying to find problems with all children- as I have said things before and he has made small jokes out of my experience. (only until Sunday when I saw her did I think I should be more specific about his daughter!) What to do? Her mother has severe anxiety/ depression and I don't want to create something if its nothing! Any hint of problems and we're sure to have a full blown panic attack! Send a link, send an-email, call him, what do I do?

' Mom

[Guest guest]

I would be concerned about the email-as we know the language in the

email can often be misinterpreted-could you meet him for coffee with some

info I hand? Also does his wife read his email= that could be another

problem. It is a tough subject but maybe just trying to talk to him may be

the best route. Let us know how you make out!

Beck