Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drink apple or orange juice about 30 minutes before your appointment. Walk around before your ultrasound appointment. Cough or laugh during your ultrasound appointment. Poke the baby gently.

Answer: The juices typically don't take too long to absorb into your bloodstream. The sugar in the juices tends to wake up your baby while in utero. Also, if you didn't give up caffeine after finding out you're pregnant, you can opt for a cup of coffee or can of soda. The caffeine enters your bloodstream and might stimulate your baby to move around. This could help if you feel as though your baby isn't moving and may be asleep. While walking can usually soothe and rock a baby to sleep from an awake state, it might also be able to wake up your baby from its in utero nap. Coughing and laughing can jostle your baby awake, which can increase your odds of the baby changing positions. It can also help to engage in conversation with the ultrasound technician; however, you don't want to distract them as they are in the midst of important aspects of the ultrasound examination, so ask for permission prior to engaging them in conversation. The ultrasound tech can use the probe to gently shake your baby and try to get the baby to move to a better position. You can also try using your own hands to jiggle or poke at your baby gently.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: High attrition rates can damage a company's brand. Attrition rates impact the bottom line. Improving employee retention rates can save businesses money.

Answer: Customers rate their satisfaction with a company largely on their relationship with its employees. Customers may think they are purchasing inferior products or receiving diminished services because of the change in personnel. They may attribute this to lower staffing levels or lack of morale and motivation on the part of the remaining employees. If businesses lose customers due to high attrition rates, this naturally impacts the bottom line. One study concluded that high attrition rates impacted one company's profitability by as much as 400 percent. They looked at different branches of a temporary help services firm. The branches with the highest attrition rates tended to be about four times less profitable than those with the lowest attrition rates. When an employee leaves, a company may spend as much as one-fifth of that employee's salary to replace that employee. If a business experiences a high rate of attrition, this can represent a significant cost. Productivity losses when someone leaves, the cost of hiring and training a new employee and slower productivity until the new worker learns the job contribute to these costs. Companies can avoid these expenses by implementing policies that improve employee retention. Workplace flexibility, accrued sick time and paid family leave may help reduce loss of employees.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand stimming. Understand the importance of special interests. Expect different body language. Know the signs of sensory overload. Check up on the child's health with their GP regularly.

Answer: Stimming includes a variety of activities that stimulate the senses. (staring at turning wheels, making repeated noises, etc.). It allows autistic people to express themselves and feel good. Stimming helps prevent meltdowns, increases self-control, and enables better focus. Be wary of therapists who wish to end stimming, as this may harm your child. If your child stims in a harmful way, talk to a therapist about finding a substitute stim that fulfills the same need. You can also reach out to autistic people through #AskAnAutistic, as they may have had the same stim, and could offer advice on finding a good replacement. For example, a girl who bites herself when stressed could bite a chewy bracelet instead. Autistic children often experience intense, passionate interests in certain areas. These interests provide joy in their lives, and can be used as tools to develop new skills (e.g. library books about cats to encourage reading and study skills). Relating new information to the child's passions may help the child be interested and engaged in learning. For example, if your child struggles with social skills and loves dinosaurs, she may enjoy books about dinosaur friends. Autistic people don't always look at something or someone they are listening to, and may stim while listening. Thus, even if they look inattentive by non-autistic standards, they may be listening closely to every word you say. Overload is when a person becomes overwhelmed by sensory stimuli and experiences a meltdown or a shutdown. Both cases may involve crying, covering ears, panicked stimming, and avoidant behavior. Meltdowns may be characterized by screaming, crying, throwing oneself on the floor, etc. Unlike tantrums, meltdowns are caused by a build-up of stress, and the child feels a loss of control. Autistic people often feel bad about melting down afterwards. Shutdowns are characterized by withdrawal, distress, passivity, and loss of interest or ability to communicate. Occupational therapists can increase your child's tolerance to stimuli through sensory integration therapy. Some autistic children cannot tell you if their tummy hurts or if their ear aches. Other autistic children don't understand the sensations their body is telling them and may not realize that they are sick. Keep an eye on your child's behavior. If you sense something unusual in the child's health, ask them how they are feeling (as sometimes that prompts them to think hard and realize something as wrong), and call your GP immediately if you believe they are ill. Self-injurious stimming may signal a health issue. For example, a child might head-bang when they have tooth pain.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Measure your ingredients. Mix the ingredients. Store the finished product.

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You will need one cup of epsom salt, one cup of baking soda, two tablespoons of liquid glycerin, and essential oils. Adding dried herbs or flowers can also add extra scent and beauty to your bath salts. Start by mixing the epsom salt and baking soda together. Then, add the liquid glycerin and combine well. Use as much scented oil as you would like, but make sure that you thoroughly mix it with all of the ingredients. Pour all of the bath salt mixture into a container with a lid, and store it between uses. Add a few tablespoons to hot bathwater and enjoy the skin-softening effects!