I'm looking for a "talent agent" for my 9 mos. old son who is gorgeous. Can you help?
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Search for a modeling agency in the yellow pages.
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So How Old Is Your Perfect Son?
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I gave him mine, and sent all my friends and family ... hope it helps ... he's only at 34 now....will see if I can recruit more!\n\nHeh!
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Uaually, you want to look in the Yellow Pages for an agent. Maybe start out with some modeling classes. If you start from there, then you can work your way up with all the famous stars.
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My son is interracial and he is the most beautiful male I have ever seen. Not just Mama bias, either...strangers remark on how handsome he is. I think it's something to do with getting the best of both races. Whatever it is, I have seen very few (maybe 2) 'mixed' people that I would say are unattractive.
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Let experts give valuable advice to you. as a friend a humbly request you, "Any remedies that wont hurt the kid mentally or physically". Every kids has a unique talent in them. God never create anyone meaninglessly. Try to find out the skill out of him. Forget about his physique. And don't overdose calcium. It may swell the kid's head.
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go to google and type spectacular-pretty ricky, but make sure you go to images, girl there are a lot of images of pretty ricky, u think spectacular is fine take a look at baby blue and slick em' they cute.
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Look under "Temp Agencies" in your town.  Here in L.A. there are "Talent Temps" with clowns, etc.
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hmm sorry i am not aware of any such site ... mabbe you can start from the parents of this person and slowly build on whatever u get ... i wish you luck ...
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Sweetheart as a Mother of 6 children , let me be the first to say" CONGRATULATIONS" Then let me also and I STRESS this to you hon "DON"T MESS THIS UP,PLEASE"  You are obviously a very gifted young person and I applaude you. I begged and pleaded with my oldest son who I might add is also a very gifted person but no amount of begging, pleading or cryin even did me ANY good. NOW he's expecting his first child and he's working his butt off for very limited income. NOW he wishes he would have listened to me. But most importantly is that I know that down deep you knew the answer to your own question and you are very intelligent so what your probably lacking is the positive reinforcement you seek right now , sometimes I know when my oldest was younger he always did so well that I would forget to ask "hey, how u doin hon, OR Need any help?" Well for the record going to schookis so gr8
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AB NOT. Though I do not know about your family , etc...I do not think this is appropriate, not because it is dirty or anything scandelous like that, but we need to think about the greater picture - you do not want your child to be rideculed or anything further because of something like Prom. You should do other things to encourage your son to seek his own date, give him some ideas on how to attract/approach a girl (or boy depending on your son) - remind him how special he is and that there is most defintely someone out there for him!!! Worst comes to worse, find someone to go with him - do ANYTHING to find him someone worthy or someone who will make him feel special :) Good Luck!! (p/s i dont know what kind of financial situation youre in, but here is an ad a mother put up for her son....it may be a place to start!, if not, read the blog under it about peoples thoughts on this)
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Get ahold of the Geico gecko, he has a English accent. He's cute too. Good luck
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When we needed to hire ABA therapists for our son, we contacted Monster.com and used a service of theirs (formerly called JobTrak) to solicit student candidates with some ABA training, child development majors, psychology majors, and/or education majors from various colleges and universities near our home.  We hired about 8 ABA therapists over the three years our son was in therapy (at any given time, he had 4-5 therapists working with him per week) and had success using this method.  Also, if you have a weekly PennySaver or similar free publication that is distributed by mail in your area, we had success with that as well.  \n\nI'm happy to say our son has almost totally recovered from autism, and I wish you the best in your search for ABA therapists.   You may also want to check out these websites:  www.centerforautism.com and www.tacanow.com for further ideas.
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I have no doubt that you have been trying to instill values of the clean nature in him for a long time. Here he is almost 18 and has yet to adapt. Soooo, I am relatively sure you are asking for help, but not expecting any miracles. You know that you have probably already exhausted every avenue that any one of us might tell you. I have sons also, and when you describe your son its as if you were talking about one of my boys. I have no solution for you,... I just wanted you to know you are not alone in this aspect. There is one thing you can "teach yourself" though that might eliminate some of your frustration about him. Don't take it personnel when he does this! Save your energy. Choose your battles! Keep instilling the lesson of what he needs to know, but don't worry about him not doing it. Try a role change with him on occasions,... when he needs you to do something, tell him "just a minute", or "I will get on that soon", or "I meant to do that, but forgot", ...throw his lines back at him and watch him get frustrated. Its good clean amusement for you, I promise!  My boys, and I am sure your son, too, are 'good' people, and yes, lazy people. But as long as he is staying out of real trouble, you really have no problems compared to some Moms out there. They do grow up, and when you go to their homes in the future, he will make you proud. I know!!! You are me, 14 years ago. Hang in there, its going to be alllllright!
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his guitar teacher would be the best person to ask.\n\nhe'll know exactly what level your son is at and what guitar would suit him best =)
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first_time_mommy_92506 has it exactly right.\n\nI used to work with the casting director at MCA Universal and what she told me is that no matter what the parent wants, if the child does not truly enjoy the experience, no casting agent will hire the child.\n\nShe told me a story of a little girl who was a fabulous model, but when the agency met her brother, the little boy was so unhappy, they told the mother they would not hire him.\n\nSo if your child thrives on this, then most reputable casting agents will at least grant an interview.\n\nAVOID any agency that asks you to pay money up front.  That's a scam.  \n\nCertainly start with the well known agencies - Ford, Wilhelmina, etc. but also research what catalog companies, like LL Bean do when they seek child models.
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if you live in Detroit, I know of a radio station advertising for acting, modeling and singing agents in the area.  I am hoping for my chance to shine, but good luck for yours!