Article: First, keep track of your spending for an entire month, and make note of where your money is going. Add up how much you're spending for housing, transportation, groceries, bills, utilities, childcare, and any other expenses. Break them into categories to see where you're spending the most money. There are many apps to keep track of how much money you spend, including Mint, LearnVest, and LevelMoney. It might also be helpful to compare what you're spending to what you're making currently. This will help you see if you're spending more than you're making, and will show you where the bulk of your money is going. Look at where your money is going and identify what things aren't essential for you and your child. Come up with cheaper alternatives for some things, and consider taking on a part-time job or selling items that you don't use if you aren't making enough money to support your spending on essential items. For example, if you find that you spend $70 per week eating out at restaurants, you might want to lower that amount to $30, or cut it out completely. Otherwise, you will have to pull money from somewhere else in your budget. If you find that you still have less money than you need, consider talking to your boss about getting a raise or moving into a higher-paying position. You may have more responsibilities, but it will give you more space in your budget. Create an ideal budget with all of the necessary categories, and set a limit for your spending that is lower than what you're already spending. Try to stick to the budget as closely as possible, and leave a little bit of space for unexpected costs, like car repairs, house maintenance, or replacing worn-out clothes. If possible, start saving money to build an "emergency fund" to cover 3 months of expenses in case you aren't able to work or lose your job. This will ensure that you have time to get back on your feet without having to worry about money during those months. If you find yourself frequently forgetting to pay your bills due to a hectic schedule, get a cheap calendar and circle the due dates for each month in red. Write the name of the expense on the day, and check the calendar every day before you go to work. Some people like to set up automatic bill pay from their bank account. Check with your bank to see if you can do this for your bills, and make sure you always have enough money in the designated account to cover the money that is scheduled to come out. Talk to your child about how you manage your finances and what it means to be financially responsible. Include them in the process by talking about how much money you plan to spend on groceries, and give them a small allowance when they're responsible enough to handle it. Grocery shopping is a great way to introduce younger children to the idea of budgeting. If you take them with you, talk to them throughout the store about the prices of items, and why you choose one item over the other. Keep in mind that talking too much about financial problems can cause your kid to feel stressed out. If you're in a bad financial position, tell your child that you might have to spend less money on fun things for a little bit.
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Use an app or spreadsheet to find out how much money you're spending. Consider ways that you could make more money or spend less money. Adhere to a budget that includes all of your monthly expenses. Keep a calendar that includes due dates for bills. Involve your child in the budgeting process if they're old enough to understand.

Problem: Article: When choosing a tiara, you should also take into account the dress that you will be wearing with it. The tiara is meant to complement, and not overpower your look. For instance, if the dress that you will be wearing is adorned with crystal beading, then it would be ideal to choose a crystal tiara. If the dress is beaded with pearls, then a pearl tiara would be the best style to match the dress as well. If the tiara is not for a fancy, formal outfit (such as a prom, wedding, or other big event), choose a tiara that will be the focal point of the outfit. Make sure that your tiara matches your jewelry, and does not clash. For example, if your jewelry is silver with diamonds, pick a tiara that is also silver with diamonds. Different tiaras work better with different hairstyles. If you already have a hairstyle in mind to go with your outfit, then choose a tiara accordingly. For example, a smaller tiara will suit an up-do better than a wider, longer tiara. While there are no set rules as to which type of tiara you should choose, there are certain styles that complement certain face shapes better than others. In general, try to choose a tiara with a shape that is opposite your face shape. If you have a heart-shaped face, choose a tiara with a V-shaped peak. This will create the illusion of a longer face. If you have a long face, go for something with little or no height that extends evenly across the top of your head. Avoid tall or pointy tiaras. If you have an oval face, you can get away with most shapes. You might want to avoid styles with peaks at the center, however, as this can make your face appear longer. If you have a round face, go for tiaras that have a bit of height or a peak. These can make your face appear longer. Avoid rounded tiaras. Your head is actually an oval, so an oval-shaped band will fit your head better. A round band will leave gaps. It will also pinch your skull painfully. When you place the tiara down on a flat surface, the front should lean forward slightly. This will help the tiara frame your face properly. A tiara that is too large may slip down your head. If necessary, bend the arms of the tiara band a bit until it fits. Avoid bending the tiara straight down the middle, however, as this may damage it. Make sure that the tiara is not too tight, or you will get a headache later on.
Summary: Consider what you will be wearing with your tiara. Consider your hairstyle. Pick a tiara that complements your face shape. Get a tiara with an oval-shaped band instead of a round one. Choose a tiara that has a slight forward lean to it. Check that the fit of the tiara on your head is comfortable.

Sucking your stomach muscles to your spine immediately flattens your belly. Additionally, the action of pulling your stomach in will support your spine and help prevent any back problems that can arise from carrying extra weight. This action will create the look of a wider top and smaller waistline. Maintaining a straight or slight s-curve in your spine will help you appear slimmer and prevent your stomach from sticking out. Avoid over-arching your back. Don't slouch, which will will prevent you from tucking your stomach in and will make your belly look bigger than it actually is. Wearing heels naturally improves your posture by rotating your hips to tuck your bottom in and helping keep your back and shoulder straight. Even a classic dress shoe with a small heel can be enough to reap these benefits.
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Pull in your tummy. Square your shoulders and lift your chest. Keep your back straight. Wear a heeled shoe to automatically stand up straighter.