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12-Mar-08
To:
All Media
BLYTHE
LIPMAN, AWARD WINNING AUTHOR OF HELP! MY BABY CAME WITHOUT
INSTRUCTIONS and MORE…HELP! MY BABY CAME WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS WILL
JOIN OTHER EXPERTS KICKING OFF CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH AT A
NEWS CONFERENCE AT PHOENIX CHILDREN’S
HOSPITAL, MONDAY, MARCH 31ST,
10 A.M. (1919
E. THOMAS ROAD)
WHO:
Blythe Lipman, award winning author of the
HELP! MY BABY CAME WITHOUT
INSTRUCTIONS will join other experts at Phoenix Children’s
Hospital.
WHAT:
News conference to
draw attention to April as designated Child Abuse Prevention Month.
WHERE:
Phoenix
Children’s Hospital, (1919
E. Thomas Road, just West of the 51).
WHEN:
Monday, March 31st, 10 a.m. 602 546-1000
WHY:
To draw attention to the increase in child abuse as reported in the
media in the last few months.
Blythe Lipman is available for interviews prior to
the news conference as well as during and after.
Please contact her through her public relations firm,
Bartholomeaux/Public Relations, LLC, 602 404 8018.
Please visit her website,
www.babyinstructions.com
for an idea of her expertise.
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"This
is an excellent and practical handbook for new parents.
Parents will find it easy to understand, and reassuring."
-- Robert Ziltzer, MD,
Pediatrician,
Scottsdale,
AZ
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"I have been delivering babies for over
twenty years, I can't tell you how many baby-care books have
passed across my desk and I can't remember a single one that
compares to “Help! My Baby Came
Without Instructions”. This book has
most incredibly valuable tips for new mothers, things I never
would have thought of. I am
recommending it to all my patients who are about to give birth,
and I highly and wholeheartedly recommend it to you."
-- David M. Edinburgh, M.D.,
Pediatrician, Sharon, Massachusetts
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"This book provides new parents a
first-line reference. It is well-written, documented and full of
practical, sound advice. I would
recommend all parents in my practice have it at home and call me
only if this book couldn't answer their concerns.
It is full of daily advice, such as bathing
and burping techniques, as well as addressing the frustration
that can come when the baby won't eat or sleep.
I whole-heartedly recommend this book to all parents and child
care-givers."
-- Alan B. Singer, M.D., pediatrician,
Phoenix,
AZ
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