Babies-at-Work Seminars and New York Times Article

I'm moving forward with setting up seminars to provide HR people, parents, academics, and anyone else who's interested with a complete understanding of why baby programs work and how to set up sustainable ones.  I'm focusing on the Boston area for the moment (until things take off financially with this work) but would love to do seminars on a nationwide basis.  I'm going to have a baby present at each seminar (with a parent, of course) to illustrate relevant principles such as how happy babies tend to be when they're held in a carrier close to the parent, how happy babies tend to "soften" a room of people and create a feeling of community, and how babies tend to thrive (and remain highly content) with regular social interaction.  I already have seven moms and babies eager to help out (as needed--only one will attend per seminar) in the Massachusetts area, and I'm confident I can find parents and babies around the country to fulfill this component of the seminars.  I'm spending most of my available Institute time focusing on getting things set up in the very near future and am really excited to see where this might lead.

In other news, we're in an article in the January 4, 2008, edition of the New York Times, in the Business Section: Maternity-Leave Alternative: Bring the Baby to Work.  I'm hoping that this article will help to jump-start the seminar effort and really bring this concept to the general public.  Especially given the current economic situation, I think this is an idea that could dramatically, immediately benefit thousands of parents and businesses--particularly now that we have the liability insurance policy available to virtually eliminate that potential concern.

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[eve time card]

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