What's a good way to start an article about tips for photographing children?

I am writing an article for a magazine geared toward parents with babies and young children. I am a photographer trying to get my name out there. I have volunteered to do this. The article will be giving parents tips on photographing their children. Yeah, may sound crazy that a photographer wanting work is giving out free tips. Well, these tips will help parents get better "every day" shots. My services go beyond that. I am also hoping the magazine will have room for some of my work. Anyway...I just need some ideas for an introduction. Should I write about how I got started in photography? Should I leave out any personal info and just get to the point?

Desprate times for Desprate pictures?? or Captured moments for a title. somthing that not to much but just right and also start off by asking questions.. ex. almost like the content of a book you no chapter one Question. chapter 2 diffrent Question... and so on but anwser them in depth dont leave spaces and dont get off topic i could see your were kinda getting of topic just writting the question but its okay dont stress it Kids will be kids i like that to by the way take it easy ahha...

You've got to be absolutely freakin' nuts.

You're trying to make a living at photography and you're telling your customers how to "do it themselves"?

Do yourself and every other pro photographer a favour and write an article on "why you should hire a pro photographer".

Jeez.

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