In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Perhaps you discovered your teen was stealing money out of your wallet, or you found stolen goods in your teen's backpack. If your teen is a first time offender and has not been charged with a crime, it's important that you sit your teen down and explain how taking other people's property is illegal and could lead to jail time. Don't downplay the seriousness of the situation or coddle your teen into believing stealing is okay as long as you don't get caught. Be clear and forceful with your words as you explain the serious, potentially life altering consequences of stealing to your teen. Use legal terms to explain the possible jail time associated with committing larceny (which is when you steal property from someone, like a purse or a bicycle) and committing a felony (which is when you steal with the intent to deprive someone of money, such as taking someone's wallet or writing a bad check). The value of the stolen property will determine if the crime is considered a felony or a misdemeanor. Regardless of the level of the crime, your teen could be fined a steep amount or serve several months or years in jail if they are caught stealing. Another method is to show, rather than tell, your teen what could happen if they are caught stealing. If your teen has stolen money or goods from you, some parents recommend calling the police and having a police officer mock arrest the teen. The officer may hand cuff your teen and place them in the back of the police car so they can explain what a felony charge is and how it can affect your teen's future. This may seem like an extreme tactic, and it should only be done if your teen has stolen from you directly as you are the one who will decide whether or not to press charges against your teen. However, this tactic can scare your teen so much that they may never even consider stealing again. If they have not stolen from you, try showing them prison documentaries or interviews with inmates. This will show them exactly what happens in prison and that could be them one day. Rather than enforce a physical punishment or a shaming punishment that causes your teen to become more angry and resentful, focus on creating a punishment that requires your teen to make up for stealing with a positive action. This will reinforce the damage stealing does to the relationships with those around you, and allow your teen to learn the value of honesty. For example, you may have caught your teen stealing money from your purse. You may then punish them by having them pay back all the money they stole from you. This may take time, as they may need to get a job or do odd jobs to earn back the money. But they will learn the consequences of their actions, gain more responsibility by getting a job, and understand why it's wrong to steal. Another option is to have your teen pay back the money with doing extra chores around the house or cooking dinner for the family for a month. This way, they will be doing positive actions for others to make up for their mistake.
Summary: Explain the consequences of stealing. Show your teen the consequences of stealing. Impose a punishment that requires a positive action from your teen.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Liquid hand soap is gentle enough to be used on satin shoes. Apply a pea-sized drop of liquid hand soap to a damp cloth. Once you apply hand soap to the damp towel, create a lather by rubbing. Try rubbing two sides of the cloth against each other to create a lather. Starting at the top of the shoes, gently dab all the stains with the damp, soapy cloth. Do not rub the soapy cloth on the stains, as this can discolor the shoe. After dabbing the soap on the stain, immediately rinse the area by using a separate, dampened cloth. Then take a soft, dry cloth and blot the wet spot until you remove as much moisture as possible. You should only use cool or cold to clean tough stains from satin shoes. Hot water can discolor the shoes. Using hot water on the shoes could cause the fabric to shrink considerably, potentially altering the fit of the shoes.
Summary: Apply a small amount of hand soap to a damp cloth. Rub the cloth against itself to produce a lather. Dab the stains with the soapy cloth. Rinse and dry the shoes immediately. Never use hot water.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Excessive sodium can cause an unhealthy amount of fluid retention and may result in high blood pressure. Both of these issues could result in high creatinine levels. Maintain a low-sodium diet. Stay away from salty foods and drinks, and opt for low-sodium versions of common food products (canned soup, bottled sauces, etc.) when available. Your daily average range of sodium intake should be between 2 to 3 grams per day, if not lower. Avoid foods that are rich in protein as much as possible. Red meat and dairy products can be especially bad for you. Dietary sources of creatine are most commonly obtained through animal products. While these amounts are not usually harmful, they can pose a problem for someone already dealing with abnormally high creatinine. Note that you do need protein in your diet to maintain adequate amounts of energy and keep your bodily functions running smoothly, so you should not cut it out completely. When you do consume protein, try to obtain it from plant-based sources, like nuts and other legumes. Vegetarian diets are often recommended to bring down high levels of creatinine and reduce the risk of kidney disease due to high blood pressure or diabetes. Eat foods rich in vitamin C such as berries, lemon juice, parsley and cauliflower. Your kidneys may have a hard time processing phosphorus-rich foods, particularly if you have high creatinine levels. Because of this, you should try to avoid foods like: Pumpkin and squash, cheese, fish, shellfish, nuts, pork, low fat dairy products, and soybeans. When dealing with kidney issues, try to avoid eating foods with a high amount of potassium because that potassium can accumulate in the body if your kidneys cannot process it correctly. Foods that are rich in potassium include: Dried fruits, bananas, spinach, potatoes, beans, and peas. Since creatinine is a waste product of creatine, taking creatine supplements will result in a greater build-up of creatinine in your blood. For the average person, this is not much of an issue. If you are an athlete or bodybuilder taking nutritional supplements to improve your performance, though, creatine might be included in these supplements and should be cut out.
Summary:
Limit your sodium intake. Keep an eye on your protein intake. Increase your consumption of plant-based foods. Avoid phosphorus-rich foods. Limit the amount of potassium you consume. Stay away from creatine supplements.