Margo and her husband Eduardo have just welcomed Juan, their first baby. Both parents come from a culture where the practice of co-sleeping is preferred for a nursing baby. The parents have recently seen two news items about where babies should sleep. What might Margo and Eduardo do to combine what they find culturally acceptable with what is best for Juan's health and well-being? Write at least one paragraph with your suggestions, being sensitive to both their culture and the Web sites’ information.

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This is s cute awee : (( . well if she's showing you signs that she may like you , then shoot your shot ! don't be afraid . & if you're unsure that she's giving you these signs , then wait out for a little bit . most girls are different . some may act really sweet , but only bc you're a good friend of hers . that , or she might like you . you just never know . but i think you should sit down with her & tell her how you feel . but don't be awkward & shy . just be straight up & tell her how you feel . if the feelings aren't mutual , then don't cry about it . you need to respect her decision & look for others in the world . feelings can be difficult & confusing , but don't be afraid to show them . i say you play it out & if you're still unsure about it , talk to her . - rach