In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hold your baby as you normally would for a feeding and hold out the bottle for them. If your baby doesn't reach out for the bottle on their own, gently place 1 or both of their hands on the sides of the bottle to show them how to grasp it. Then, guide the bottle towards your baby's mouth and feed them as usual. If your baby doesn't want to hold onto the bottle, don't force them. They may not be ready for self-feeding. Holding your baby is the best way to encourage them to hold their bottle since they will still get to enjoy snuggling with you. A full bottle might be too much for your baby to hold on their own, especially if they have progressed to 6floz (180mL) or more per feeding. Try filling a bottle halfway and offer it to your baby to see if they can support the weight. Make sure to refill the bottle as needed to give your baby their usual amount of breast milk or formula. Your baby might need your help while they're getting the hang of holding their own bottle, support it with your hand and adjust the position as needed to ensure that your baby is getting the contents of the bottle and not just air. For example, you might need to help your baby tilt the bottle upwards and hold it in a tilted position while they hold it to ensure that they're getting fluids from it. Don't stop holding your baby once they can feed themselves with their bottle. Even if your baby has mastered holding their own bottle, it's important to continue to hold them and cuddle them regularly for their emotional well-being. Choose a few feedings each day when you can sit and hold your baby while they feed. For example, you could continue to hold them for feedings at bedtime, first thing in the morning, and before naps.
Summary: Guide your baby's hands to the sides of the bottle while you hold them. Start with a partially full bottle to get them used to the weight. Support the weight of the bottle while your baby holds it. Continue to cuddle your baby during some feedings.

A humorous situation will take your mind off of your fear and help you relax. When you are feeling afraid, it's important to distract your mind from the fearful emotion or scenario. If you're distracted, you won't dwell on your own fear. Read a light-hearted book or watch a funny movie. These will take your mind off of what's scaring you and may even help you drift off to sleep. If you're around other people (especially friends), ask one of them to tell you a joke or funny story. Often fear causes you to tense your body, and to breathe sharply and shallowly. Although breathing differently will not change the thoughts in your head, it will relax your body and help you feel less afraid. Focus on filling your lungs with air, and allow your body to relax as you slowly exhale. When you already feel afraid of something, it's easy to allow your thoughts to run wild. For many people, a small fear can grow in their mind until they are much more afraid than makes rational sense. Instead of dwelling on your fear, think about something that makes you feel calm and relaxed. Imagine having dinner with a close friend or family member. Imagine relaxing on the beach during a warm afternoon. By externalizing your fear, you can hear an outside perspective. The person you talk with may even have suggestions about how you can combat your fear. After talking with someone about your fear, you may realize that once seemed terrifying now seems silly or unimportant. When talking with someone, say something like, "Lately, I've been experiencing a lot of fear because of [thing that scares you]. Do you think that's a rational fear, or should I not be afraid in this situation?"
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One-sentence summary -- Use humor to help counteract fear. Breathe deeply. Imagine something happy or pleasant. Talk to someone you trust about what's scaring you.

Q: This can be found in the quick launch bar at the bottom. This will open iCloud and prompt you to sign in or create and account. On Windows you will need to download iCloud. Complete the form with the requested information. When you are finished you will be signed in to iCloud. If you already have an Apple ID you can enter the username and password and click "Sign in". Apps are listed in the right pane. Selecting them will sync its data to your iCloud. You can copy or move files into your iCloud Drive folder by dragging and dropping. Any files in the folder will be uploaded to iCloud and be accessible from any of your devices with iCloud Drive enabled. By default, the iCloud Drive folder is in "[Username]\iCloud Drive" on Mac and "C:\Users\[Username]\iCloud Drive" on Windows. This will bring up a list of photo syncing options: iCloud Photo Library: This option will automatically upload all photos and videos taken on your devices to your iCloud account. iCloud Photo Sharing: This options is for creating shared albums across iCloud accounts that you and friends can contribute to. My Photo Stream: This options will automatically upload to your Photo Stream and appear on all of your devices with access to the stream. Pictures on Photo Stream do not count against your iCloud storage limit.
A: Click "System Preferences". Click "iCloud". Click "Create a Free Apple ID". Select (or clear) checkboxes next to listed apps. Utilize iCloud Drive to sync files. Click "Options" next to "Photos".

Problem: Article: Lay down the number of blinds equal to the width of your stencil. That could be 2 to 4 blinds in a row. Line them up, making sure the ends are even with each other. It can help to tape down the blinds to the surface at the top and bottom using painter's tape. Start at the top of the blinds. Line up the stencil across the blinds, and lay it against the blinds. Secure it with painter's tape, which will come off more easily than regular tape. Use a round stencil brush, and add a tiny bit of paint. You don't want to use too much, as you'll end up with a mess. Dab off any extra paint on a sponge or paper towel. You can buy stencil creme at craft stores. You can also use other vinyl or fabric paints. Use the brush to lightly dab at the open areas of the stencil, working the paint into the design. Add more paint to your brush as needed. Depending on your stencil, you may not want to fill it in perfectly from edge to edge. A messier look may be more appropriate. As you finish one section, remove the stencil and lift up the painter's tape. Move the stencil down the blinds to a new position, lining it up with what you just painted. Paint the new section. Continue moving it down until you've painted the set of blinds you have laid out. Lay out your blinds, section by section. Paint each section using this technique until you have the whole set done. Let them dry before hanging them back up. Check the paint to see how long it takes to dry, but you'll likely want to let the blinds dry overnight.
Summary:
Lay the blinds down next to each other. Tape the stencil at the top with painter's tape. Place a small amount of stencil creme on your brush. Dab the stencil with the brush. Move the stencil down. Repeat for all of your blinds.