One of the larger concerns of infants who have diarrhea is dehydration. Nursing your baby more often than usual will supply them with the fluids, calories, and nutrients they will need to get healthy and stay hydrated. Offer each breast to your baby for at least one to two minutes every ten to fifteen minutes until symptoms have reduced, or, if you aren't breast feeding, use formula and a bottle. Increase the amount of bottle feedings to make up for lost nutrients and liquids in both newborns and infants. The amount of nutritional supplementation a baby might need depends on their size and age, for example, 1 fl oz. for newborns and 3 fl oz. for 12-month olds at each extra feeding. If you are uncertain of the extra amount your baby needs consult your healthcare professional. Introduce semi-solid foods back into your child's diet if they have eaten them in the past. Foods like mashed bananas or potatoes are high in nutrients and can help resupply infants who have diarrhea. Cereal with milk is another way to introduce nutrients and liquids back into your baby's diet. Ask your doctor or healthcare professional about an ORS if you are concerned your baby is not getting enough liquids from breastfeeding or formula. ORS is a special rehydration solution and is offered at many drug stores and pharmacies (most of them end in "lyte"). Most ORS do not give babies the amount of nutrients they need and are therefore not meant as a dietary replacement, simply a hydration supplement. Be sure to return to formula, breastfeeding, or semi-solid foods once you see improvement. Diaper rashes are common with babies who have diarrhea. Wash your baby's bottom after each bowel movement, pat dry with a towel, and apply an ointment or zinc oxide paste to avoid skin irritation.

Summary: Nurse your baby often. Increase the amount of bottle feedings if you use formula. Feed them familiar semi-solid foods. Consult your doctor about an oral rehydration solution (ORS). Protect sensitive areas.

Also referred to as mechanical exfoliation or micro resurfacing, microdermabrasion uses a mechanical suction tube with an exfoliating tip to get rid of dead or dry layers of skin. It cleans out pores and rejuvenates skin, though the process does need to be repeated every few weeks to maintain the positive effects. While it can be relatively expensive, microdermabrasion is non-invasive and performed in-office by a dermatologist. A common treatment routine would be every 2-3 weeks with at least 6-10 treatments to achieve lasting results. Don't do microdermabrasion if you scar easily or have used the medicine isotretinoin within the past 6 months. If you are on any type of acne medication, ask your dermatologist before getting any microdermabrasion treatments. If you do not have dry or sensitive skin, you may be a candidate for getting a chemical peel from a dermatologist every 4-6 weeks. Chemical peel solutions contain high concentrations of salicylic acid and retinoic acid that help to speed cell regeneration. Your skin will peel for a few days after a chemical peel and then it will begin to heal itself and generate fresh, smooth skin. These treatments usually can cost between $150 for a light peel and $6000 for a deep peel. Chemical peels can be done at light, medium or deep levels depending on your desired results. Deeper peels take longer to heal. Redness typically occurs after a chemical peel. Other less common risks include scarring, changes in skin color, and infection. Deep peels have a risk for damage to your heart or liver because of a chemical used. Talk to your doctor about your health history and whether you should have a chemical peel. They're not a good idea for everyone.

Summary: Get a professional microdermabrasion treatment. Try a chemical peel.

Most states follow the law of equitable distribution. This doesn't mean split down the middle. It means fair, based on factors including the earning power of each spouse, contributions during the marriage, age and health, and future financial needs of each person.If you create a property agreement with these requirements in mind, you are increasing the chances that the judge will accept it without amendment. In California, Texas, Arizona, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Wisconsin and Washington, the standard is community property. In these states, there is an assumption that there will be an even split of all property owned or held in the name of both spouses. The court will still look at fundamental fairness, but the presumption is that there will be a 50/50 split of the assets. Marital property, often called community property, are assets that were acquired during the course of the marriage. Whether it is tangible items such as furniture or intangibles such as investments or retirement accounts, all marital property is subject to equitable distribution or division as community property.Conversely, separate property includes assets that were wholly owned by each party before the marriage. This can include real estate, vehicles, inheritances, and heirlooms. In general, unless it is co-mingled, separate property goes to the owner with no claim by the other spouse. The lines blur when couples have shared their separate property. For example, when one spouse uses inherited money to make improvements on the house owned solely by the other party. If you have mixed up and mingled your individual property and cannot agree on how to divide it, you should consider consulting with an attorney to help craft a settlement agreement. You and your spouse need to decide on a date where you will fix the value of your property. This is especially important for volatile assets such as stocks. Get an updated balance on retirement accounts and interest-bearing financial accounts such as savings, CDs, and money market accounts. Calculate the equity in the real estate for buy-out or asset trading purposes. A good day to affix a value to the house is the statement date for the mortgage payment. You will need an appraisal and the pay-off amount to calculate the equity.

Summary: Understand the concept of equitable distribution. Consider what is separate property and what is marital property. Decide on an asset valuation date.

Aprons can be short, around the lap and waist, or tall, covering the majority of the front of your body. This tutorial uses an apron pattern that covers most of the torso, but you can use a similar process with your own pattern. You will need to have 1/2 yard (46 cm) of 2 types of fabric to finish your apron. You can also use fabric scraps for the strips and larger pieces of fabric for the body. You should use different fabric from the front apron square. Try to use coordinating, but different fabrics for all of your strips because they will be sewn onto the front square of your apron. You need 4 strips that are 3 inches wide and 18 inches (8 by 47 cm) long.
Summary: Find an apron pattern that you like. Find 2 to 4 types of coordinating, but different fabric. Cut a strip of fabric 3 inches wide and 16 inches (8 by 41 cm) long. Cut another strip of fabric that is 3 inches wide and 18.5 inches (8 by 47 cm) long. Cut your ties.