In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your baby will generally let you know when they need to be fed. Expect crying. With time you may come to be able to hear the difference between the cries and know which means hunger and which means bedtime and so on. How often they eat will depend on what they are eating, how much of it they are eating, and their own individual metabolism. Older babies will often give an indication when they are hungry, such as hand movements. You will need to choose between bottles or breastfeeding. No matter which method you choose, you will need to ensure that you are doing it correctly in order to prevent your baby from getting an infection and to help decrease the likelihood of spitting up. If bottle feeding, you will need to decide between a variety of bottle types. You may wish to purchase simple, more cost-effective bottles or you may wish to purchase more complex ones. Bottle liners can be purchased if you want to reduce the amount of washing you'll be doing, but you'll make more garbage in exchange. Breastfeeding is incredibly simple. Women were born to do it, after all! Be sure that you are keeping your nipple clean and free of any infections. Consult with your doctor if you are taking any medications and check labels on over-the-counter drugs. You will also want to eat as healthfully as possible, since you will be sharing those nutrients with your baby! While there are a variety of acceptable feeding positions for either method, you may want to feed with the baby in an upright position, as this will help prevent spit up. Babies stomach muscles are very weak in the beginning. So weak that sometimes they have a hard time keeping food in there! Don't worry, this is very normal...it's just messy. Prepare for spit up by always having rags handy in order to clean up the mess, keeping a bib on your baby when they're a little bigger, and generally having a rag placed in front of your mouth any time you intend to burp them or move them around soon after eating. You will want to watch for spit up that is a color other than white or clear (red, yellow, green, and brown, for example) as these can be signs of illness. If you see this, take the baby to the doctor. Similarly, spitting up very forcefully or your baby not gaining weight are signs that would warrant a doctor's visit. After your baby has eaten, you will want to burp them. They can easily swallow too much air while eating and the bubbles in their stomach will make them cranky and uncomfortable. Lay your baby so that they are slightly over your shoulder and then firmly pat their back. This will help release the air and make your baby very happy. If your baby seems very unhappy and you cannot find any other cause, they are likely gassy. Help them to work the gas out of their system by laying them across your lap on their stomach and with their butt slightly elevated. Pat their back and draw your hand downward to help work the gas out; gravity will do most of the work.
Summary: Understand when to feed your baby. Know how to feed your baby. Prepare for spit up. Burp your baby. Watch out for gas.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may need to install the valve assembly (all the parts inside the tank) if it is not pre-installed. There should be appropriate instructions on the packaging when you purchase the assembly, but you can also ask your local hardware store employee for advice. If they were not already installed, you will need to secure these to the toilet with the appropriate bolts. Reconnect the water supply line, using either the new line or the old one if it was in good shape. Try flushing a few times once the water is on to make sure there are no leaks. Choose an appropriate caulk and thoroughly caulk around the base of the toilet. Once this is dry then you're done. You may prefer to omit this last step. If you have a leaking wax seal on your toilet, or if a wax ring seal leak develops later, you will trap water under the base of the toilet. If the sub-floor is wood it will eventually rot it out leading to all sorts of problems when repairs are necessary.
Summary: Install the toilet valve assembly. Install the toilet seat lid and ring. Reconnect the supply line. Turn the water back on. Caulk the base of the toilet.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are going through a temporary separation, you will need to redefine the ways you handle your shared life. You will also need to understand what the other person thinks of the separation. If your separation is deliberate, make sure you both agree on what the goal of the separation is. Take the time to sit down with a third party mediator if possible and discuss what you each want out of the separation. For instance, if one of you wants to consider permanent separation, while the other wants to take a break and come back, you need to reconcile those differences! Communicate about shared responsibilities. If you have children, pets, or share a car or home, you will have to rise above any animosity and talk about those needs. If necessary, hire a mediator to help coordinate your schedules and ensure that all responsibilities are covered. If you and your partner have children together, you will want to discuss how you are going to talk to them about your separation. Again, it is important you put aside any conflict with your partner and focus on making this transition as easy as possible for your kids. Make a plan with your partner about how you want to tell your kids. They will benefit from open, honest communication about the upcoming changes. Try to give your children time to adjust to the separation. Try to wait a few weeks before moving them to a new home or before your partner moves out or is deployed. Whether you and your partner are taking a break or are separated by circumstance, you will feel better if you know when you are going to talk next. Make a schedule and keep it. Make sure the communication does not eat up your private or social life, however. If you are doing a trial separation, space the talking out. You might go a few weeks without communicating, then introduce meetups at neutral locations, then gradually move to seeing each other more frequently. If you are separated by necessity, make regular dates to talk. Your talking should not make other socializing or responsibilities impossible! Set firm limits don't talk for hours, and don't cancel other dates to talk to your loved one. It is important to still have a life beyond these conversations. When you are temporarily separated, holes open in your schedule. You might spend less time eating meals, or not have a date for the events you normally attend in a pair. Connect with your friends and plan special dates with them. Plan solo activities that you will enjoy doing alone, such as seeing a movie or cooking an elaborate meal. Sign up for a class or a club that meets regularly to meet more people in a low key way.
Summary:
Set expectations with your loved one. Plan what to say to children. Schedule your conversations. Plan extra activities for yourself.