What Do Parents Do? When You're Not Home

Over 10,000 children across the US are working as models, many earning in the five figure range. KIDS ON CAMERA offers a step-by-step guide for parents who wonder if their own child ought to be in pictures. Eva Stancil, who owns a child talent agency covers all the bases, including critical advice of avoiding modeling fraud scans and the dreaded "stage parent" syndrome.

JEANIE FRANZ RANSOM is a full-time freelance writer with more than 20 years of experience in advertising, promotional, and editorial writing. WHAT DO PARENTS DO WHEN YOU’RE NOT HOME? is her second children’s picture book. Her first, GRANDMA U (Peachtree), was published in 2002.Ransom has also published numerous articles in national magazines, including Boy’s Life, Seventeen, American Baby, Traditional Home and Modern Bride, discussing her specialties of travel, home decor and parenting. Ransom has known that she wanted to be a writer since the third grade when her teacher, Mrs. Schardt, read her poem to the entire class. She is currently a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.She resides in a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri