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How to treat a child who can't keep food down
Keep your child hydrated.
A lot of liquid is lost through vomiting. You should strive to keep your child hydrated for the duration of his sickness.
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- Reinforce your child's bedtime. Speak to your child's pediatrician about whether or not changes to bedtime should be made.
- Water is the best liquid, but varying drinks will help encourage fluid intake. Encourage your child to take small, slow sips of liquids frequently, every five to 10 minutes if possible.
- Your child should also drink 8-12 glasses of water every day. This most effectively combines the fluids lost through vomiting with water, and can provide your child with extra strength for vomiting.
- Dehydration can cause a neurodisorder, such as the disorder known as coronary artery disease. Start before your child goes to sleep.
A: Water is the best liquid, but varying drinks will help encourage fluid intake. Encourage your child to take small, slow sips of liquids frequently, every five to 10 minutes if possible.

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How to live together after having a long distance relationship
Talk about money and bills.
Living together may be the first time you have to talk about finances as a couple. Talk about whether rent and utilities will be split or if one person will pay more.
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- Discuss any debts or other personal expenses and how they will be handled. When it comes to groceries and household items, decide who will pay what.
- There are many ways to start a family in the future. Either way, you will work together to decide how you are going to spend money.
- You should then discuss whether your individual monthly expenses will be shared so that you can both split the total cost of the monthly rent and utilities and transportation. Expect that your partner will ask you if the cost of utilities or living expenses will be split as well.
- You may also discuss how much will go into your separate living expenses as a couple. Discussing monthly expenses can give you some idea how long your relationship will last.
A: Discuss any debts or other personal expenses and how they will be handled. When it comes to groceries and household items, decide who will pay what.

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How to make nacho dip
Prepare your ingredients.
Start by gathering everything you'll need to make the dip. This basic nacho dip recipe calls for 1 package of cream cheese , 1-2 cups of sour cream , 1 jar of salsa , 1 large tomato, onion, and green bell pepper (to suit tastes), and about a cup of freshly shredded cheese.
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- Make sure you have all of the salt and pepper. You can make the dip any way you like.
- Dice and mix the vegetables together, then set them aside so they'll be ready to add in later. To make the recipe big enough to fill up a crowd, simply double the amounts of the primary ingredients.
- You can make the sauce on your own by combining 2-3 large wedges of sliced onion and 1 handful of braised jalapeno peppers. Mano peppers can be added directly to the salsa instead.
- You should make your creme de gallo (and most other bottled jello). You'll need : 1 ounces (118 grams) of cream cheese , 1 packet of sour cream , 1 tbsp.
A: Dice and mix the vegetables together, then set them aside so they'll be ready to add in later. To make the recipe big enough to fill up a crowd, simply double the amounts of the primary ingredients.

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How to wrap a hockey stick
Gather the necessary materials.
To do a quality wrap-job, you'll obviously need your hockey stick, right-handed or left-handed, depending on your dominant side, or a goalie stick. The process is essentially the same for each.
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- Basically, you need the stick for the rolls that you're going to be wrapping. You'll also need the stick for the more difficult downswing, and the stick for the forward swing.
- Additionally, you'll also need : Cloth tape scissors or a sharp knife stick wax, surf wax, or old candle wax Select an appropriate color of tape. For some players, the color and style of the tape they use on their stick is just as important for identification purposes as for practical reasons.
- You'll need your hockey stick just in case the puck goes flying and slips out of your non-dominant hand. You may also need: two hockey skates.
- Velcro: gel or foam wraps work better, but can't be glued together or glued-on. Velcro strips work better than special, flexible or plastic ones.
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Additionally, you'll also need : Cloth tape scissors or a sharp knife stick wax, surf wax, or old candle wax Select an appropriate color of tape. For some players, the color and style of the tape they use on their stick is just as important for identification purposes as for practical reasons.