Article: Take your pattern paper and spread it out on a flat work surface. Then, fold your leggings in half lengthwise and lay them out on the paper. Align the outer edge of the leggings with the edge of the paper. You will not need to trace along this edge. Use the marker to trace about along the edges of the leggings that are not aligned with the edge of your paper. Trace along the waist, inseam, and bottom of the legs. Be careful not to touch the leggings with the marker or you may stain them. Trace about 1 inch (2.5cm) from the bottom of the leg to allow room for the hem, 2 inches (5.1cm) from the top of the waistband to allow room for the elastic band, and 0.5 inches (1.3cm) from the inseam of the leg. If you want to make a slightly larger pair of leggings than the pair that you have, then trace about 1.5 inches (3.8cm) from the edges of the leggings. Write on the paper to indicate where the inseam of the leggings will be. You may even want to draw arrows on the pattern to indicate which part of the pattern will need to line up with the fold. Then, use a sharp pair of scissors to cut along the marked areas of the pattern. This will complete your leggings pattern.
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Spread out your paper and lay the folded leggings on top of it. Trace the edges of the waist, inseam, and bottom of the leg. Mark and cut out the pattern.
Article: Hold your baby so that she is in a half lying position, with her head slightly elevated. This position will help your baby to swallow and breathe, while gravity will help to bring the milk or formula down into your baby's tummy. Hold the bottle so that it is in a horizontal position, parallel to the floor. Tilt the bottle when you feed your baby, so that the milk fills the entire nipple, and there is no room left for air. Generally, you want to aim for a 45 degree angle, but this will change depending on how much milk is in the bottle. If the milk flows continuously, your baby will be less likely to swallow air. To check to see how the milk is flowing: Fill the bottle up with milk or water. Turn the bottle upside down. The flow should be approximately one drop of liquid every second. You should get a new bottle if the liquid stops and starts flowing constantly. This will cause your baby to struggle to suck out the liquid. If the liquid flows without stop out of the bottle, there is a chance that your baby will not be able to catch her breath. This is also a problem. The ring will allow air circulation into the bottle, to make it easier for your child to suck out the milk or formula. If your child is having a hard time getting milk, but the nipple appears to be working well, check to see that the ring is tightened on to the bottle properly. The ring may need to be loosened a little bit in order to allow your baby to suck out the milk. The ring is tight enough when you can see a large bubble forming every time your baby takes a drink. If it is not on properly, you will see a bunch of bubbles form as soon as your baby stops trying to suck the milk out of the bottle.
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Keep your baby's head elevated. Position the bottle correctly. Check to see how well the milk is flowing. Check to make sure that the ring at the neck of the bottle is properly tightened.
Article: This can help rule out problems with the Clarisonic itself if the device fails to charge. In most cases, this problem indicates that the handle is faulty and needs replacing. Clarisonic can be reached at 1-888-525-2747 Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. PST. This problem usually indicates that you may need to charge the device longer before use for at least five hours. This can happen if the brush head hasn't been attached properly, or if built-up residue is preventing the brush from vibrating properly.
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Plug your Clarisonic into another power outlet if the device fails to light up or beep audibly when placed in its charger. Contact Clarisonic directly for a device replacement if the green LED fails to stop blinking after 48 hours of charging. Try charging your Clarisonic for a longer period of time if the device beeps five times but fails to turn on. Remove the brush head and search for signs of debris if you can hear the motor but the brush fails to vibrate.