INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place items you don't use often inside your cabinets or store them outside your kitchen if you're short on space. Only store items you frequently use on the countertop. This makes it easier for you to work in your kitchen every day. For example, you might keep your microwave on the counter if you use it daily, but put away your toaster if you only use it once a week. If you're short on cabinet space, place any decorative items you'd like to display in your kitchen in an out-of-the-way location, such as on top of your cabinets. Don't clutter your cabinets and countertops with decorations. Designate which areas need to remain empty, such as your food prep area. Then, find a spot for items you use daily, such as your microwave, coffee pot, dish rack, and cutting board. Make sure you know where your power sockets are before you decide where to place your items. You'll need to put your appliances in a place where they can be plugged in. This includes items like your stirring spoon, spatula, spaghetti server, and slotted spoon. Only place items you use often in your utensil jar. Store items you rarely use but want to keep in a utensil drawer. A large jar or canister works great for storing your utensils. As another option, you can use a clean vase. Keep only the knives you actually use, such as your chopping and paring knives. Let go of your extra knives and knife block, which can take up too much space on your countertop. If you have knives you use occasionally, store them in a drawer. Donate your unused knives and knife block. A tray gives you more space around your sink. Place your soap, dish sponge, and towel on the tray. Then, place your sink stopper and bottle scrubber below the shelf. You can find an over the sink shelf for your kitchen. Alternatively, get creative and use a cake stand as a shelf! It's normal for your oil or honey to drip, making your bottle sticky. This can gum up your cabinet or countertop and make your other items sticky! Place your oil on a small dish or tray that you can wash often. It's common to store un-refrigerated produce on your countertop. Keep your produce together by placing it in a stylish bowl or basket. Then, set it on the counter where you can easily access it. Put your fruit where you can easily grab them for a snack. If space is an issue, you might place your vegetables farther back on the counter until you need them to prepare your meals.

SUMMARY: Keep rarely used items off your countertops. Place commonly used appliances and kitchenware on the counter. Keep your most used kitchen utensils in a jar near the stove. Install a magnetic strip to hang your knives. Put a small shelf by your sink for your hand soap and sponges. Keep items like cooking oil and honey on a dish or tray. Place fruit and vegetables in a basket or bowl on the counter.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Put the energy that you would spend on a relationship into bettering yourself. Make a list of some ways that you could improve yourself, and then pick one to work towards that you think will really help you to feel happy and proud of yourself. Develop a schedule and/or plan that will help you accomplish this goal and stick to it. Make a goal to advance in your career or improve your grades at school. Make a goal to get into better shape. For example, commit to going to the gym 4 days a week. Create a bucket list and begin working on it. Everyone needs to socialize with and feel supported by others, whether single or in a relationship. Do fun activities with family members and close friends that you enjoy spending time with so that you feel connected to others without being in a relationship. This can be beneficial whether you're going on a walk with just your mom or are bowling with 15 of your classmates. However, it might be a good idea to steer clear of spending a lot of time with couples as a "third wheel," as this may make you feel lonely and/or left out. It can be very peaceful to breathe in fresh air and take in beautiful natural surroundings such as trees, flowers, mountains, and the ocean. At least once a week, take a walk in the woods by yourself or read a book on the beach in order to fulfil your heart and soul and bring yourself to a present state of peace. It can feel very empowering to be in touch with your ideas and intelligence. Creating anything you're passionate about will allow you to express yourself, which may help you feel happier. Sign up for that improv class you've been putting off or work on a couple of short stories in your free time if you love writing. You can also take on a new hobby or try to learn a skill, such as knitting or cooking. Touching releases oxytocin and serotonin, which help you feel love and pleasure. In relationships, touch is often a common occurrence, but it may not be if you don't have a romantic partner. Try out a few different activities that involve touch, such as massage therapy, partner dancing, or spending time with animals, and stick with whatever activity makes you feel love and joy. Don't seek out these feelings of love and pleasure through sexual interaction before you're emotionally ready. Also, never push someone else to do this who isn't ready or who doesn't consent. for a cause you care about. Volunteer work is a great way to feel fulfilled. It can also help you to stay focused on something bigger than yourself. Try volunteering at your local animal shelter, soup kitchen, or charity thrift store. Look into organizations in your area that frequently need volunteers as well, such as Hospice or a local nursing home.
Summary: Focus on your personal goals. Spend time with your family and friends. Spend time in nature. Tap into your creativity. Find an activity you love that involves healthy, safe touching. Volunteer

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do not get dressed or undressed in front of your baby. Avoid bathing with your baby. If your baby sees your breast, he will be reminded of what they offer and will likely make an attempt to nurse. Refrain from holding your baby in the position that was generally used to nurse him. Positioning differently can be useful in distracting your baby from his desire to nurse. Avoid sitting in the usual chair that you nursed your baby in and avoid taking your baby into the room that was routinely used to nurse in. Switch up as many routines as you can that may trigger your baby to desire a nursing session.

SUMMARY:
Stop allowing your baby to see your naked breasts. Hold your baby differently. Stay away from environmental triggers.