>[Heather wrote] Because that secondary message - entirely correct as 
>you say - is
>very much the 'junior partner' to the overall message against
>bedsharing.
>
>
>What would you use as a slogan for a poster warning against 
>bedsharing risks? It seems to me that the complexities of risks and 
>benefits are, in the nature of things, impossible to sum up in a 
>slogan that gets a fully accurate message across. I rather like 
>their choice, which is sort of... non-specifically eye-catching and 
>engages the brain enough to go further to see what it's all about.
>
>
>Best wishes,
>
>Sarah


I'm rethinking this, to be honest.....in real life , the actual 
poster is bigger and more dramatic, and the secondary message looks 
bigger than on the PDF, but I am now reflecting on how on earth we 
*do* this thing in the 'right' way, and maybe the effort made here is 
not as bad as I first thought.

There are reports of parents who bedshare feeling 'attacked' by this 
poster and undermined, and I would like to see it evaluated for its 
'take home message' even so.

Thanks for your comments, Sarah :)

Heather Welford Neil
NCT bfc, tutor, UK
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