Willy Twiston-Davies, the 16-year-old son of Imperial Commander's trainer Nigel, rides the favourite Baby Run in the Foxhunter Chase, the race immediately following the Gold Cup.

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"You can't teach your baby to run before it knows how to walk, " says Mars.

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In the long run, a baby boom would be even more popular.

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Latest actuarial projections indicate that, largely because of retirement benefits due to baby boomers, the trust fund will run out of money by 2033.

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Both step gingerly around changes to the enormously popular Social Security program, which will eventually start to run a deficit as more baby boomers retire.

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It was thus important to recognise the "positive support" of grandparents, but not to exploit them "so that they do not get left 'holding the baby' because they look like a cheap solution when parents run into trouble".

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If you were bungee jumping and you came out of your shoes, I'd run right up and I'd catch you, baby.

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"It was never a consideration to have the musicians in the pit, " said Sheldon Epps, director of "Baby, It's You, " which had a brief run on Broadway last year.

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Some companies run their own centers, on-site or near the place of business, while others pay for baby-sitters to go to an employee's home.

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So Hampton convinced Disney President Robert Iger to let him run the company outside of Disney's traditional management structure, even going so far as to establish Baby Einstein's headquarters in a dingy office park in Glendale, Calif.

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