In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Place the paper on a surface that is flat and line it up along the wall. Draw a line down the piece of paper. Place your child's heel on the paper so that it is touching the wall and then have your child's big toe and heel centered with the line that you drew. Mark the paper at this point. Do this to both feet and compare the sizes. You can take this to your shoe store and this will help your store clerk to make sure that your child gets the right fit. Your child's foot will expand throughout the day, so what may fit your child in the morning, may not fit your child at night. Try to measure your child's foot near the end of the day when his foot is at its largest size. Be sure to use the socks that your child will be wearing when he is walking in the shoe. Make sure that you have a pair of lightweight socks so that your child's foot can breathe well. The best way to measure a child's foot is to do so when he is standing up straight as opposed to sitting or slouching. If he is not straight, it can cause the measurement to be wrong. It is important for parents to check to see if the child's foot is still the same size every few months.
Summary: Use a piece of paper to measure your child's foot. Know that there are times of the day that are best for fitting your child's shoes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You want a true red color. If you really want to be authentic, then use a glossy red lipstick; matte lipstick did not exist during the rockabilly era. Stay away from shimmery or glittery lipsticks. Fold a tissue in half, then place it between your lips. This removes any excess lipstick. You can then reapply your lipstick and blot it a second time for an even more intense color.
Summary: Choose the right red lipstick. Blot and seal the lipstick. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Make sure to do this while you are taking a shower or bath. Also, leave it on for an additional 30 minutes after you get out of the shower. If you do not have a ventilation fan, then keep your bathroom windows open during and after your shower. Do this after you shower three to five times a week to prevent mold growth. Mix equal parts water and vinegar, and fill a spray bottle labeled "shower spray" with the solution. Keep the spray bottle handy in your shower or bathroom. If you have children, make sure to keep the spray bottle out of reach. Do this after you shower five to seven times a week. Make sure to wipe down and dry your shampoo bottles, cleansers, toys, and other objects in the shower as well. Keep a designated towel handy in your bathroom for this specific purpose.
Summary:
Turn on your ventilation fan. Spray down your shower with a water-vinegar solution. Wipe down your shower with a dry towel.