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@Bolanghoy in April 2022

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If you are travelling and want to reduce the symptoms of jet lag,the best plan of attack is to adapt your body’s rhythm a few days before departure. When you fly east, try to go to sleep a couple hours earlier than usual.

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👶Teaching your child to not interrupt 👶 Teach your child how to wait for a pause in the conversation and to say, "Excuse me." When she remembers to do this, respond positively. If the interruption is of something that should wait, politely inform your child of this.

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👦Explaining why something is forbidden to your child👦 Once you've established the rules and prohibitions, explain why to your child. For example, why he/she shouldn't cross the road on his/her own. The more you explain why, the more easily he/she will accept these prohibitions.

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Caffeine can trick your brain into not thinking it is tired so it acts as an enhancer before a workout. However, the brains of heavy caffeine users actually grow additional adenosine receptors. This is why it takes more caffeine to give a coffee addict them the same jolt as a small cup might give to a non-drinker.

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👶Reassuring your baby the first few nights👶 Your baby may need reassuring when coming out of the maternity as he'll need to get used to being in a cot if your haven't got a cradle. You can use a baby cot wedge so that he feels less lost. You can also lightly perfume your odor on this blanket.

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👦Baby hiccups👦 For baby hiccups, wet your finger and dip it in sugar and let your baby eat the sugar off your finger.

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👶Helping your baby breathe easier👶 If your baby's got a cold or is in a dry room, you can help him/her breathe easier by putting a dish of water under or near the radiator. Change the water daily. A humidifier is also efficient.

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When you're applying to jobs, tailor your resume to every job you're applying for, don't just send one version of your resume out to multiple jobs. Make a note of the job requirements and desired skills and include them in your resume.

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🤔What to do when your child lies🤔 Has your child just lied to you? No point in calling him a liar. Simply make him realize, in a jokingly manner that you've noticed that he's telling a lie and that you're not buying it. That way, he won't be annoyed and he will learn his lesson.

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😷Preventing allergies😷 Avoid putting carpets in your house and clean with the vacuum cleaner as often as possible. Open your windows regularly. Treat your children's mattresses against dust mites. When buying clothes, go for cotton clothes, avoid angora wool and wash new clothes before the children wear them for the first time.

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When cleaning your car windshield, make sure to also clean your wiper blades.

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🤬What to do when your child swears🤬 For kids five to ten, tell them why the words are unacceptable and tell them clearly you will not allow their use. Give them some words that are acceptable in your house, if they need to release their frustration or anger, like crumpet, shoot, blast it, nuts, phooey, for crying out loud, dagnabit, or some silly terms.

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👶Teaching history to your children👶 If your children are quite young, it's important that they understand the chronology of events. Start off with simple things like seasons, for example in winter it snows, in summer we can go to the beach, or by showing them photos, so that they can make up their own history and understand the chronology.

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Save the job description when you start a new job. It makes updating your resume a lot easier.

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😴Helping your child get a good night sleep😴 Is your child is overexcited, can't get to sleep or often wakes up in the night? And you can't get him up in the morning? Give your child a cup of warm milk mixed with a spoonful of lavender honey before he/she gets ready for bed.

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🧺Putting a wash basket in your child’s room: By putting a wash basket in your child’s bedroom, you'll teach him how to keep tidy and sort through clean and dirty clothes.

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If you find that your heartburn hits you in the middle of the night, try propping the head of your bed up with bed frame leg extenders, or buy a foam wedge that will keep your head higher than your feet because when you sleep on your back, acid easily flows from your stomach to your esophagus.

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👶Being a good example for your kid👶 Kids love doing the same things as their parents. So be a good example! For example, brush your teeth in front of him, bent down to his height, brushing them extra well so he'll then do the same!

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🚽Waiting till summer to start potty training🚽 If you can, it's best to wait till the summer or at least until it's a bit warmer to start training your child to use a potty. That way, it won't matter so much if he/she accidently has a wee because he/she won't get cold, and it'll also be quicker to change his clothes than in winter, when he's got several layers of clothes on.

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👶Cutting your baby's nails👶 Don't cut your baby's nails until he's at least a month old. Wait for the right moment, like when he's asleep, or just after his bath so that his nails will be soft and easier to cut. Don't cut them too short and give them a rounded shape. You can use scissors that are especially for babies (with a rounded end) and make sure that the blades have been disinfected before using them.

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🥶Knowing if your baby is cold🥶 Babies have often got cold hands, but it doesn't mean that they are cold. To check, put your finger on the top of his back and his neck, which is the best area to check his body temperature.

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Ginger shot benefits range from providing powerful wellness support to soothing everyday digestive distress. A ginger shot could help to soothe an upset stomach, counter occasional bouts of everyday nausea, and support balanced metabolism from day to day.

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😠Dealing with a sulky child😠 As soon as your child decides to sulk, don't pay any attention and carry on with what you were doing. Talk to him normally. After a short while, he will get fed up of being grumpy and get back to normal. Don't talk to him straight away about this incident, as by doing so your child will think he's won. You may bring it up later on, whilst teasing him.

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🦮Teaching your child to respect animals🐈 Teaching your child to respect animals is essential for his future. When young, especially at about three years old, your child will take in everything he's taught. So make sure you tell him that it's not right to tug on your dog's tail or your cat’s whiskers, otherwise he'll get a scratch or a bite!

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🛁Being organized when washing your baby🛁 Wash your hands and nails well beforehand, check the room temperature of your bathroom and prepare everything you'll need (soap, hand towel etc.) Then fill the bath with 37 degree water - check with a thermometer or by dipping your elbow in the water. Quickly undress your baby and don't forget to put towels on the floor around the bath to avoid slipping.

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🧷Changing your baby's nappy🧷 Although it's not hard to change a baby's nappy, it demands being well organized. Make sure you prepare everything ready for when your baby needs changing: nappies, clean clothes, baby cream etc. Never leave your baby unsupervised on the changing table.

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Get into a routine of stretching your hip flexors and chest if you sit for long periods. It will relieve major tension for people who suffer with chronic lower back pain as a result of being hunched over a desk.

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🧺Homemade toys🧺 In need of a few homemade toy ideas? What about a basket full of rolled up socks? Your baby (from six months up) will enjoy taking them out of the basket and rolling them up. Or take a shoebox and cut a whole on the lid. He can then have fun finding objects to put inside it!

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👶Asking your child direct questions👶 If you want your child to easily talk to you and chat more, ask him/her direct questions as indirect ones like "What's new?" may be too vague for him/her. Go for direct questions like "Did you paint today?" "Who were you sat next to at lunch time?", "Which books do you prefer - ones on animals or ones on cars?"

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❤️Knowing how to be organised❤️ Teach your child to be organized with his homework. The most complicated homework must be done first. He'll then be less stressed out getting on with the easier work.

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When trying to learn a language, watch cartoons. They have simplified conversations which are much easier to understand and watch them with subtitles of the language you’re trying to learn—you’ll learn writing and listening simultaneously.

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👦Teaching your child how to add and take away👦 To make it fun for your child to learn how to add and take away, do it with some sweets or cookies. For example, hold up three small cookies, eat one, and then ask how many cookies you're left with. If your child gets the answer right, let him eat a cookie and ask him how many cookies you are left with now.

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👔Prepare your kids clothes the night before👔 To avoid being in a hurry in the morning, and the panic of not finding a missing sock, prepare everything you need the night before! It will only take you five minutes, and you will be less stressed out the next day, knowing that everything is ready and that nothing is missing!

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📖Helping your child go to school📖 To help your child go to school, you can tell him that he'll make friends and he'll be able to play. Teach him how to ask to go to the toilet and make sure he knows his name, surname and address.

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If you are interviewing someone, if possible, don’t schedule anything directly after an interview. Some candidates may have more questions than others and will appreciate more time with you. Rushing candidates out isn’t a pleasant way to close an interview.

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I told my wife she needs to start embracing her mistakes. So she hugged me. Poor me …🥲🥲🥲

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🍼Don't force feed your baby🍼 Don't force feed your baby or make him finish his bottle, as baby's often regulate their own appetite. Just make sure that he doesn't refuse to finish his bottle several times or every time.

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🚗Helping a child deal with travel sickness🚙 If your child suffers often from travel sickness in the car, you can try to cure it by using essential oils. Simply let your child inhale a drop or two of ginger, peppermint, spearmint or lavender oil placed on a tissue. That should only be used for children over two years of age.

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When scheduling a vacation, plan your return on Saturday instead of Sunday - or whatever is two days before you return to work as this will give you the opportunity to decompress before starting work again.

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❤️Applying rules❤️ If you want your child to respect the rules you lay out, it is important to respect them yourself. For example, if you tell him/her to say hello, make sure you do it yourself when you meet someone.

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🤧Having tissue layers available for baby🤧 Tissue layers are very practical for protecting your shoulder when your baby needs to burp, or putting one on his bed to protect the bed linen.

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If you are leaving for holiday for a few days, move all plants away from heat vents, drafty windows, and intense sun spots and group all of your moisture-loving leafy, tropical plants together. This will help retain moisture and warmth. For small, moisture-loving plants you could keep them in the tub or sink, sitting in a few inches of water. When they start to dry out, the soil will wick water into the roots from below.

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❤️Avoiding stretch marks ❤️ The more you moisturize your skin, the less chances there are of you getting stretch marks. As from the third month of pregnancy you can apply almond or argan oil or specialized moisturizing cream. Just make sure that they are compatible with the medical tests like ultrasound scans.

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🐥Helping your baby walk 🐥 To help your baby walk his/her first steps, put a scarf under his/her armpits to help him/her walk without hurting his/her back. If the ground isn't too cold, let him/her walk bare footed, which will help him/her be stable and realize that he's/she's touching the ground.

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🧊Frozen baby food 🧊 Freeze pureed baby food in clean ice cube racks then pop them out and store in airtight bag, labeled. You can create whole banks of meals this way.

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😱Stroke😱 Also called: Brain attack A stroke is a medical emergency. Strokes happen when blood flow to your brain stops. Within minutes, brain cells begin to die. There are two kinds of stroke. The more common kind, called ischemic stroke, is caused by a blood clot that blocks or plugs a blood vessel in the brain. The other kind, called hemorrhagic stroke, is caused by a blood vessel that breaks and bleeds into the brain. "Mini-strokes" or transient ischemic attacks (TIAs),…

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🧼Washing small children’s hair🧼 The best way to do it is to dampen your child’s head with a warm and wet hand towel, rub the shampoo in and then rinse.

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👂Cleaning your baby's ears 👂 Don't use cotton buds to clean your baby's ears, as they will push the ear wax further into his ear. Simply use a piece of normal cotton wool or a gauze compress on your little finger and clean .

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🎨Choosing bright colors 🎨 Parents often pick soft pastel colors for their baby’s room. Don't hesitate using bright colors for your lampshades, curtains, cushions – your baby will appreciate it!

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While poor health can slow nail growth, fast nail growth doesn’t necessarily mean good health. A study published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology found that the nail on your smallest finger grows slower than the rest of your fingernails. When it comes to your feet, your big toe's grows faster than the rest of your toenails.

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🍼Preparing your baby’s bottle for nighttime🍼 Heat up some water to the right temperature and keep it warm in a thermos jug or flask. That way when your baby decides he's thirsty, all you'll need to do is pour the water into his bottle.

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🐯Preventing your child from having a tantrum🐯 If your child looks like he's just about to have a tantrum, the best way to put an end to it is to divert his attention. Be chirpy, and think of things he likes. For example, say "Where has the cake gone? A little mouse must have taken it off, come and help me find it!" If you seem chirpy, it will make him curious.

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If you've seen ants marching in a line in your home, try wiping down the surface with vinegar or bleach to disrupt the chemical trail.

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🧦Entertaining children with socks 🧦 If you're babysitting and haven't got many toys for the child to play with, entertain him/her with some pairs of socks. Dissociate all of the pairs and ask him/her to put the matching ones together.

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🎨Helping your child recognize different colors🎨 Make it easy for your little kid to learn colors by associating each color to something or someone he/she knows. For example, red is the color of mummy's car; brown is the color of his/her favorite teddy bear. Start with just one color at a time, and later continue with multi-colored things.

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When trying to win a game of chess, it is important to control the center so you have greater ability to relocate pieces and you have easy access to both sides of the board.

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😋Getting your baby used to savory food 😋 Often babies prefer sweet food to savory food. To get your baby used to eating savory food, give him one spoonful of sweet food and then one spoonful of savory. Then give two spoonfuls of savory for each spoonful of sweet food, and so on.

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🗺Learning geography🗺 To help your child learn geography, stick a map of the world in his bedroom. He can stick thumbtack on the places you've already been and where he would love to go.

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❤️Telling your child off in public❤️ Avoid telling your child off in public as this is humiliating for him/her. If he/she misbehaves, take him/her to a quiet area by pulling his/her hand if you need to and make eye to eye contact when speaking. Explain the reason why he/she is being told off but make sure that there isn't a lot of people around, or wait until you're back home.

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🦟Watching out for insects 🐜 In areas where there are a lot of flying insects, make sure you put a mosquito net in front of the window. When outside, never sit directly on the grass, put a cloth or a towel on the ground. Avoid sitting under a fruit or flower tree.

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If you are driving for an extended amount of time, a great way to tackle the driving boredom is to put on a good audiobook for a road trip or try out a new podcast on your journey.

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📚Helping your child read📚 Does your child find it hard to read? Don't worry, take time and read slowly together, insisting on the words or letters that he/she has problems with. Use the right tone and your child will understand and want to be able to read like you!

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😍Helping your child revise😍 Once your child has done his/her homework or revised, ask him to test you. That way, he will have to think about what he's just read and not just learn it off by heart.

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👹Not looking under the bed👹 If your child has just had a nightmare, or is scared that there's a monster under the bed, whatever you do, don't look under the bed to check! Otherwise, your child will think that monsters really do exist! Instead, tell him/her that he/she imagined it and that monsters don't exist and that there's only him/her, mummy and daddy in the house.

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If you’re in a rush to clean before guests arrive, cleaning the most important 25% of your room/apt/house can make it seem like you cleaned 95% of it.

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🎒Preparing your child’s school bag 🎒 Once your children have finished doing their homework, teach them to get their school bag ready for the next day. That way, you can check what's in it, make sure that nothing has been forgotten and avoid having to do it seconds before going out.

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❤️Helping your baby distinguish day from night ❤️ To help your baby distinguish day from night, don’t close the curtains during the daytime. At nighttime don't put all the lights on, breast-feed him in a cozy and not too bright area. Always try and do the same things in the same order in the evening (playtime, bath, supper...).

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🛌Going to bed isn't a punishment 🛌 If your child has been disobedient, don't send him to bed as his bed should be considered as a nice area, where he can rest and not as a punishment!

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When making cheesecake, using room temperature cream cheese and eggs is absolutely critical. Room temp ingredients blend up smoothly so you don’t have a lumpy cake.

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✏️Helping your child make less spelling mistakes✏️ The first thing to do is to get him a decent dictionary! Next, don't give him the answer straight away when he makes a mistake, let him think about it. You must make sure he revises his spelling lessons. Ask him what each word means and give him a hand with the grammar.

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🍱Boosting your kid's appetite 🍱 If your kid has a very small appetite, make eating more fun for him/her and present his/her dinner in little portions (sliced ham or cheeses, fruit sticks etc.). You can also put them in different little boxes, to be eaten as finger food.

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🍲Being careful when reheating food 🍲 When reheating food, it's important to stir well in between, otherwise it will be unevenly warmed. Also be careful when heating your baby's milk, make sure you test its temperature by pouring a few drops on your wrist. If it's too hot, plunge the bottle in a bowl of cold water, or pour it into a cooler bottle.

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Set all your autofill passwords with 1 digit too many, so when you go login you have to press backspace once. If someone uses your computer and tries to log in, the password won't work.

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💦Avoiding talking about the fact he wets his bed 💦 Try not to talk too much about the fact he wets his bed. You may talk about it as you would any other subject, but don't go on too much about it, especially if it's rare.

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👻Helping your child to no longer be scared of the dark👻 To help your child be no longer scared of the dark, you should explain that it's completely normal, that you too were scared in the dark, and so are his friends. Don't underestimate it and yet don't over do it.

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📚Making rules for your child's homework📚 It's important to establish rules so that your child will find it easier doing his/her homework. Make sure he/she does it in a quiet area, and always at the same time, i.e. before dinner. Check his/her school books and make sure that all of it has been done. You can even draw up a timetable with him/her.

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If you are trying to learn something new, one of the most important and integral parts of the learning process is the act of intaking new information, wrangling with it in your brain and creating something new with it in your own words, pictures, and methods of explaining that information. An effective method would be making your own flashcards and presentations.

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❤️Soothing your baby's bad tummy ❤️ Give him/her a little massage with baby oil on his/her tummy. With a flat hand, start under the belly button on make circle movements up. Hold your baby's legs and bend them gently towards his tummy (both knees should touch each other) and then make clockwise circular movements.

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😓Putting drops in your baby's eyes😓 If you need to put some drops in your baby's eyes, ears or nose, it may be complicated if he moves around a lot. What you should do is snuggle him up in a towel and put him on his side.

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😊Skin Care Tip guys😊 Eat fruits between meals. Doing so regularly will result in a beautiful glow to your skin. Try it!

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Going incognito when you shop online can help you save money by automatically deleting your browser history when you close a tab. This means companies can’t track what you’re looking at and put prices up.

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😴Teaching your child to sleep on his own😴 To make sure your child gets used to sleeping on his own, you need to put him to bed at the same time every evening and do the same things before going to bed (bath, bedtime story etc.). If necessary, leave the nightlight on, but don't give in and let him sleep with you.

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🥰Building on your child's self-confidence🥰 Has your child finally managed to walk up the stairs, drink from a glass, or put his/her coat on his/her own? If so, congratulate your child, as although these seem like simple things to you, they're not for your child. If you congratulate your child and tell him/her that you are proud, he'll/ she'll gain in self-confidence.

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🚶🏻‍♂️Transforming a stroll into an adventure🚶🏻‍♂️ Turn your walk in the forest or the countryside with your kids into an adventure: observe the different insects and plants, gather some flowers, have a race from one tree to another, find some colorful pebbles, you can do so much! You'll get home with plenty of treasures and great memories!

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When drying your clothes, consider using the method of air drying to save money and energy, to reduce the risk of shrinkage on your clothes and to lessen your wardrobes wear and tear.

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😩Helping your child with a difficulty😩 If you notice that your child finds it hard doing something, don't insist. Move on to another task, and come back to it later on. Your child will be more relaxed and so will you!

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🩸Blood Transfusion and Donation🩸 Every year, nearly 5 million people in the United States receive life-saving blood transfusions. During a transfusion, you receive whole blood or parts of blood such as .Red blood cells - cells that carry oxygen to and from tissues and organs .Platelets - cells can be used to control bleeding .Plasma - liquid part of the blood that helps blood clot Some people worry about getting sick from giving or receiving blood. It is possible, but is…

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Run the onion you are about to cut under cold water while peeling the outer layer, this will ensure you do not shed a tear when you dice it.

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🙈Helping a shy child 🙈 If your child is shy and doesn't like mixing with others, you'll need to help him so that he feels more confident. To do so, give him plenty of compliments, and don't over exaggerate any mistakes he might make.

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🧼Making sure your child washes properly🧼 Remind your child to wash his/her hands after going to the toilet, shower regularly and brush his/her teeth. No need to remind him/her every day, but if you notice that he/she seems to be making less of an effort, remind him/her how important it is.

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If you have a splinter or a bee sting, mix baking soda and water to form a paste and apply it to the affected area. Reapply every 15 minutes or so - baking soda can help neutralize the acidity of the sting and mitigate inflammation.

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📚Avoiding giving your children extra homework 📚 Do you find that your children’s teacher hasn't given them enough homework and you fancy giving them some more? Don't! It's pointless as your children will think they're being punished. Trust their teacher.

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Black or red (cayenne) pepper is a natural ant deterrent, as the insects appear to find the smell irritating. To use this method, sprinkle pepper around baseboards and behind appliances. Anecdotal evidence suggests that this is a safe way to help keep ants at bay.

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🥙Giving your children a good breakfast🥙 Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for children as it provides the body with all of the energy it needs to get a good start to the day. Make sure you child eats cereals, toast or breakfast rust in, with honey or jam. A pot of yoghurt or a glass of milk will also provide calcium and a piece of fruit will provide plenty of vitamins.

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A Second Basic Principle of the Nature Cure. To cure disease, the first and foremost requirement is to regulate the diet. To get rid of accumulated toxins and restore the equilibrium of the system, it is desirable to completely exclude acid-forming foods, including proteins, starches and fats, for a week or more. During this time, confine the diet to fresh fruits which will disinfect the stomach and alimentary canal. If the body is overloaded with morbid matter, as in acute…

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Save fuel by switching off the engine after more than 10 seconds of being motionless—this is better than staying idle. Avoid stop-start driving to further save on fuel.

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I been blocked by noise.cash again for the reason of copying previous post. So, maybe i will be in my quiet place now to repent my sins and confess to noise.cash of what i had done. Hahaha.

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Tell your child that if she wants something when you are talking to another adult, she should walk up to you and gently squeeze your arm. You will then squeeze her hand to indicate that you know she is there and will be with her in a minute.

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The best solution for teaching your child to talk is to show him what it is you're talking about. For example "that's a fork" whilst showing him the fork. Then gradually build on it, for example at dinner time: "there's the fork, there's the knife, there's the plate", he'll pick it up quickly.

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Is your baby sensitive to dust? Well if his/her teddy bears are full of dust and you can't put them in the washing machine, put them in the freezer! The cold will get rid of most of it so give it a try!

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If you are remodelling your home, use mirrors to create the illusion of space and enhance its size.

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You can draw ladybirds to make it fun for your child to learn colors and numbers. Ask him/her to paint the body in red, then the spots in black. Then ask him to count the number of spots. You can paint the whole ladybird yellow, and he/she can learn that by putting blue spots on top, it will make green!

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Your nail polish will always be smooth and easy to apply it you store it in the refrigerator. Frosted nail polish will not separate. However, if it has hardened or is gummy, place the bottle in a pan of boiling water. The polish will be like new.

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It is a myth that the Dutch and Portugese have formally legalized marijuana. While the Dutch have an official policy, since 1976, of not enforcing existing laws against possession of small amounts or “coffeeshops,” about 700 of them, selling small amounts - growing, distributing and importing pot is still a crime in the Netherlands. While Portugal decriminalized all drugs, acquisition, possession and use of pot are administrative offenses in Portugal, punishable by civil…

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For about 10 minutes a day, lie with your head down so that more blood comes to your scalp. Comb hair from the back of the neck toward the front to revitalize weakened roots of hairs that otherwise would fall. A little tip to improve circulation for a healthy hair. Take it or ignore it. 🤣

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If your hair is dry and dull, you can use some coconut to cure it. All you need to do is mix five spoonfuls of coconut milk to a spoonful of olive oil. Apply the mixture your hair. Leave it on for five minutes and then rinse and wash. Try the miracle of coconut milk with the mixture of olive oil…

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About 108.2 billion people have ever been born in the history of the world, according to the Population Reference Bureau. And about 7.442 billion are alive today which means that about 7% of all humans who have ever lived are alive today.

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Heat up one half cup of mayonnaise and apply to dry unwashed hair. Cover with plastic bag and wait for 15 minutes. Rinse and shampoo thoroughly. That’s an alternate of hair conditioner.