Malcolm Fleschner: There’s always a line

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As the father of three small children, I’ve had ample opportunity to observe how people react when they meet a baby for thefirst time. After the requisite oohing and aahing over the baby’s cuteness, people almost always start trying to identify the source of the child’s facial features.

“Oh, he’s really got your eyes,” is an example of what I often hear about my seven-month-old son.

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