Article: Very young babies usually fall asleep easily, but if your older baby follows a regular nap schedule, it's important to give them the chance to rest. You might try laying them down at the hotel or making them comfortable in a baby wrap or stroller, for instance. If your baby has a bedtime routine, try to stick to it so your baby falls asleep easily. For example, give your baby their bottle and sing to them before laying them down. Take turns swapping nap duty during the trip. If you are traveling with a spouse or partner, there may be times where one of you stays with the baby during their nap so the other can go out. A hungry infant can become fussy very fast and your baby will probably expect to eat at their regular times. If you can, feed your baby at their usual mealtime or watch their cues so you can feed them as soon as they look hungry. It might be trickier to stick to feeding schedules if you've traveled across multiple time zones. This is why it's important to watch for hunger cues, crying, rooting, or lip-smacking, for instance. If your baby has been in the car, plane, stroller, or baby wrap for a while, spread out a blanket and let them wiggle around on it. If your baby is crawling, find a space for them to stretch their legs. Try to take movement breaks throughout the day. For example, if your baby was in their car seat for an extended period of time, let them crawl or wiggle around before you pop them into a stroller or baby wrap. If you're staying with friends or family, ask if anyone would be willing to watch the baby so you can see some sights. If you and your partner aren't vacationing with loved ones, research local babysitters at your destination and book a recommended sitter. Then, get out for a few hours and see parts of the city that might be hard to visit with a baby. For example, if you really want to have dinner and drinks at a nice restaurant or unwind by getting a massage, book a sitter for a few hours. Remind yourself that you'll have to be a little flexible since your baby is in a new environment. This might mean that you have to change plans or base your activities on how your baby is doing. For example, if your baby starts teething and you had reservations for a nice restaurant, you might need to choose a casual place or order in so you can comfort your crying baby. Keep in mind that vacation with a baby will be different from trips you've taken in the past, but you can still have fun.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Offer naps or encourage your baby to fall asleep while you're out. Try to stick to your baby's meal times. Give your baby a chance to crawl or move. Book a babysitter so you can enjoy some time out. Relax and have fun traveling with your baby.

Problem: Article: Click the magnifying glass-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the screen. This will search your Mac for the Network Utility program. It's at the top of the search results that are below the Spotlight search bar. Doing so opens the Network Utility program. You'll find this at the top of the window. Click the text field at the top of the page, then type in your website's address (e.g., "google.com"). You do not have to include the "www." section of the website's address. By default, this will send 10 pings to the website, but you can change the number in the text field to anything you like. It's a blue button on the far-right side of the window. Next to the "bytes from" line of text at the bottom of the page, you'll see a set of numbers. This is the website's IP address. Keep in mind that you're most likely looking at the website's public IP address. You usually won't be able to see the website's private servers' IP address.
Summary: Open Spotlight . Type network utility into Spotlight. Click Network Utility. Click the Ping tab. Enter the website's address. Check the "Send only [number] pings" box. Click Ping. Note the website's IP address.

It can be difficult to focus on your online course if you have a social media account open in another tab or are receiving notifications on your computer. When you're doing classwork, avoid browsing the Internet, checking your email, and other distractions. If necessary, you can install an app that will restrict your access to certain websites during a designated period of time so you can focus on your studies. Never go into a study session undirected. Have specific goals each time you sit down to study. You can break the material up into chunks and study one chunk at a time. Make a schedule for yourself, with individual study sessions divided by topic. You should also remember your overall academic goals when you study. This can help with your motivation. Think about how a good grade will contribute to your overall GPA. Think about how the material will benefit you after the course. Simple memorization can only go so far. One of the most effective means to memorize material is giving yourself tests and quizzes. Quizzing can improve memorization because of a process called "retrieval." Every time a memory is retrieved, it becomes more accessible in the future. If there are practice tests and quizzes available online, take as many as you can. You can also make up tests and quizzes for yourself. Flashcards can be a great way to test yourself on things like vocabulary and dates. You can also write down potential exam questions as you study. This can be very helpful if you're expecting an essay test. After you finish studying, take the test you made for yourself. Studying for long hours can easily lead to burnout. It's important to take breaks as you study. Take a break about every hour or so. Do something fun, like watch TV for a few minutes or go for a brief walk, and then return to your materials. You will find yourself feeling refreshed and recharged after a quick break. Remember, your instructor in an online course is a valuable resource. Just because you don't see them every day does not mean you can't reach out to them. If you stumble across anything confusing while studying, do not hesitate to send your instructor an email asking for clarification. If you have a web camera, try setting up a video chat meeting with your instructor for face-to-face feedback.
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Avoid online distractions. Have goals for each study session. Quiz and test yourself. Take breaks. Reach out to instructors with questions.