Why don’t you get off Larry’s back and quit worrying about his and Dannielynn’s money.Contrary to popular belief people enjoy hearing about Dannielynn and seeing her photos. Why do you care anyway. For someone who has never had to take care of a child before – he has done a wonderful job.

Worry about your own affairs and how your going to pay your own bills and leave them alone.

I completely agree with JudyB. In my opinion, you can’t give too much press to the idea that strabismus needs to be caught and corrected early. My strabismus was not caught until I was 4, and I never had surgery. I have NO depth perception. If I could correct it now I would, but it is too late for me. Parents need to watch for it and get it fixed, preferably before age 3. Sometimes getting publicity for your kids can help others, and this is one of those cases.

I can say that I am surprised Larry didn’t mandate that the surgery be held in one of those medical amphitheaters, where people can observe, and invite the cameras of ET and OK!

I’m glad that Larry decided not to allow cameras to follow Dannielynn through her surgery. Here’s to hoping that it’s the start of a pattern…

I am happy he brought attention to this.

When my daughter had this surgery I found that many people thought it was a cosmetic type surgery to make the child look good. It is not a cosmetic surgery. If a child has a crossed eye it can lead to severe vision loss as well as loss of depth perception and peripheral vision. This is not something you hear alot about. Larry probably didn’t use the best means to get the word out But I still have to say that I am glad that he is bringing attention to this. I was also happy to hear Colin Farrell talk about his son. A celebrity giving an interview can reach more people then a pediatrician can reach in years.

It is not an exaggeration that a child will go blind in one eye if this is not treated. The brain compensates for the poor vision in the “bad” eye by making the good eye take over. Eventually the bad eye gets very weak. I am not picking on anyone I get very emotional about this because I have found that this condition is generally misunderstood. This is why I think bringing attention to it is a very good idea.

Jen- I must respectfully disagree. I, personally, DO feel that Larry was/is being attacked. That said, I do not mean that YOU specifically are attacking him, just that people in general seem to attack him whenever he gives us updates on Dannielyn.

Other celebs talk about their children’s personal lives, and no one criticizes them for it (and by that I mean no one criticizes them for simply talking about their children.). No, they don’t do it as often as Larry does, but the point is they do it. Only a select few very private celebs rarely, if ever, discuss their children (Johnny Depp is one example).

Basically, it’s okay for other celebs to talk about their children, but it’s not okay for Larry to do the same. Maybe “attacked” is too strong of a word, but he most certainly IS being criticized (unfairly so, IMO).

What a cute little girl!!

Oh for Pete’s sake. How about we let CBB do the job of posting and deciding which comments are ok. I come here to read the articles and maybe talk to others about the topic, not see people get picked apart for disagreeing with others (even when their comments are respectful, for example the girl who called Nicole Richie average and people jumped down her throat), or for what the terms of service are. That was the very first or second comment right, regarding a period and Entertainment Tonight? If that’s what that other girl was harping over, get over it, I saw it and it was a small sarcastic comment. Then again, I guess I have a “snarky attitude” since I wasn’t bothered by it. I can see how it CBB got rid of it if they dont care for it or whatever, but is the tattletale-ish comment necessary? Maybe that offended ME, can you get rid of that too? (insert snarky attitude here)

Sarah’s note: I don’t mind it personally, but if someone’s going to complain about it (and someone else is going to take the time to email, which I just got) it’s not worth the argument or the comment policing that ensues. Sorry guys.

Larry was never attacked, my not agreeing with Larry’s talking about Dannielynn’s personal life is just a comment and opinion.

Speaking of being tired of things, I don’t know about some others, but I’m tired of coming to this site and seeing people who disagree over the slightest thing on some boards get bitten into like they are the world’s worst person, and yes a few people here. It seems like you can agree with the stars but if you disagree all of their fans have a flip out.

That first comment was fine, let’s not judge attitudes now.

Sarah’s note: The period bit was kind of gross. I’m definitely all for a respectful debate/discussion though, which I know some readers don’t like, (see Renee/Lauren in the recent Kate Hudson post…) but I don’t mind it if it’s kept civil.

Normally, I don’t post unless I have something to say.

I have to agree with CelebBabyLover. Why should Larry be attacked for reporting that Dannielynn had a successful operation? I for one am glad that’s she okay because i heard him mention once he was scared to have the surgery done because of what happened in the past. I for one would rather her hear she’s okay as opposed to hearing about her going blind in one eye.. (I’m making an exaggeration to prove a point..) Yes there are certain things that should have been left private but like Sarah said, maybe he’s trying to do this on his own terms. “We” don’t know him personally, so I think its unfair to judge..

Also I’d also like to say that I think J’s comment was a little bit out of line and inappropriate. That right there based off CBB’s policy looks like her remark was: “inflammatory remarks (intentional or otherwise)”. I’m tired of coming to this site and reading some of the snarky attitudes that I see. Yes yes I could chose not to read the comments but I enjoy reading on my favorite celebrities and I avoid reading Omg! because its “tabloid” and the comments there are extremely rude. Whatever happened to the phrase, “if you have nothing nice to say then don’t say it at all?”

It’s one thing to disagree about something. I’ve seen a few people disagree and they’ve worded their comments so it sounds respectful or at least non-insulting.

Sarah’s note: Yikes, I didn’t see that one. Someone else on staff must have put that comment through. I unpublished it. Thanks for the heads up.

I’ve never seen Dean and Tori, Tom and Katie, Brad and Angelina – or pretty much any other celebrity, give personal interviews about their child/children to Entertainment Tonight. Most of what we hear about their children, comes in just short quotes/statements.

I like Larry. But it really seems like he just took over Howard’s deal with ET. I doubt her mommy would have a problem with it though.:)