Problem: Article: Mobile phones usually have the + sign built into the zero, and this replaces the international call prefix. However, if you are calling a mobile phone in the Philippines from a landline, or can't find the + shortcut on your mobile, dial 011 63. If you can't find the + symbol on your phone, you can also try ** instead as the shortcut for the international call prefix. Be aware that international calls to mobile phones are usually more expensive than calls to landlines. In the Philippines, mobile phones have special three-digit codes that are used in place of area codes. The different mobile carriers use different codes, but they always start with 9. Do not dial the area code as well as the mobile code. Local mobile numbers in the Philippines are always seven digits long (plus the three you dial for the mobile code). Press Talk to initiate the call on a cellular phone. Otherwise, just wait for the phone to ring if you're calling from a landline.
Summary: Dial +63 on a mobile phone. Dial the mobile code. Dial the local number.

Problem: Article: Oil made out of tea tree is a great anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory remedy. It can kill the bacteria causing infection. However, know that there is little hard science to back up the relation between tea tree oil and cysts. To use the remedy, simply apply 1 or 2 drops of tea tree oil on the lesion and cover it with a band-aid. Use tea tree oil once a day, in the morning, and uncover the lesion at night. Castor oil contains ricin, a chemical very effective against bacteria. Soak a piece of cloth in castor oil and place it on the cyst. Place a hot compress on top of the castor oil-soaked cloth and hold it for 30 minutes. The heat will help the oil diffuse into the skin a lot easier. The ricin will destroy the bacteria causing the infection. Again, the science is lacking. It may fight bacteria potentially, but its efficacy on cysts is dubious. It likely will not be harmful, but it may also not be effective. Aloe contains phenolic compounds which have antibiotic properties. Apply aloe vera gel directly on the lesion and gently rub it until it penetrates the skin. Repeat the process each day, until the infection is cured. Aloe vera is a treatment that has been used for centuries. It is one of mother nature's greatest curing agents. However, once more, there's no science to show that it is an end-all, be-all cure for cysts. The main compound found in apple cider vinegar is acetic acid. It has antiseptic properties, killing infection-causing bacteria. This, however, is very general and does not specially apply to cysts. In other words, do not rely on this remedy alone. Apply vinegar on the affected area and cover it with a bandage. Remove the bandage after 3 or 4 days. You will notice that a hard layer is formed on top of the lesion. When you remove the crust or when it naturally falls off, pus will ooze out along with the bacteria. Clean the area and apply a new bandage, without vinegar. After 2 or 3 days, the cyst should be healed. Boil a bag of dandelion dried herb in four cups of water. Simmer for 45 minutes after boiling and drink the tea 3 or 4 times per day. Continue to use the treatment for about a week. Dandelion is an herb containing taraxacin, a natural antibiotic. However, the science stops there. Medical treatment is much more effective for cyst removal than any herbal remedy.
Summary: Try tea tree oil. Use castor oil. Use aloe vera. Experiment with apple cider vinegar. Use dandelion.

Problem: Article: While your child may continue to receive natural consequences, you can begin to implement logical consequences as well. A logical relationship between their behavior and the consequence can help your child understand the outcome of their actions better.For example, if your child lied about completing their chores, give them additional chores to complete. A school-aged child is often old enough to understand what they did. Use this as an opportunity to build empathy and teach them why certain behaviors are inappropriate or negative. Your child can begin to learn how their actions affect others and themselves. For example, many school-aged children start lying as a way to gain attention or push boundaries. If your child begins to lie to you, let them know that lying hurts other people and makes your child appear less trustworthy, which can affect their friendships. School-aged children like to have choices, which helps them feel more in control and willing to get things done. If you're struggling to get your child to complete their chores (or homework), consider asking them to choose which ones they will do. When it comes to homework, let your child decide what order to do their homework in or what they will do during certain slots of time. For chores, give your child 6 options and let them pick 4 to do. Some parents give prizes or money for doing extra chores. If your child wants to win something, let them work for it by choosing chores from popsicle sticks. Harder chores mean bigger prizes or more money! Some kids get in trouble because they don't finish their responsibilities at home or school. While it can be due to laziness, provide the best environment for your child to succeed. Notice where your child falls short and see if you can create some support for them. If your child struggles to complete their homework each night, designate a time for them to do it. If they struggle to get out to the school bus on time in the morning, set up a routine for them in the morning that allows plenty of time. Have them pack their lunch and pick out their clothes the night before.
Summary:
Use logical consequences. Talk about your child's behavior. Let them choose their responsibilities. Help them succeed if they're careless or irresponsible.