INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whether you deliver by C-section or vaginally, your doctor will want to examine you for any post-birth complications before you engage in sex. Typically this check up is 6 weeks after the birth of your child. Depending upon how this examination goes, your doctor will clear you for sex. In the meantime, you can use kissing, massage, and mutual masturbation to be intimate with your partner. Use water-based personal lubricants for more comfortable sex after birth. Low estrogen during breastfeeding can make vaginal skin dry and make producing natural lubrication more difficult. Especially if you tore vaginally during childbirth, additional lubrication will make for a more comfortable experience. Use condoms, low-dose oral contraceptives, or another method advised by your doctor for contraception after birth. While some women take a while to ovulate again after birth, particularly if breastfeeding, others are capable of ovulation right away. If you're trying to prevent pregnancy for the moment, safe sex is best. Some combined hormonal birth control is not recommended while breastfeeding because the hormones are excreted in breast milk. Consult with your doctor at your postpartum follow up about the right birth control option for you.

SUMMARY: Wait until you're cleared for sex at your postpartum check up. Use lots of lubrication. Use contraception.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look up your printer's maximum cardstock weight before you buy the paper. Most business cards are printed on 80 lb cover weight cardstock (215 grams per square meter), while some businesses prefer more durable paper up to 110 lb (200 GSM). If using a home printer, check the manual to find its maximum paper weight. Cardstock too heavy for the printer may cause jamming, or (on a laser printer) flaking images. Many printers have a "manual feed" slot, usually behind a back panel, that sends thick paper through a straighter path, reducing the chance of bending or jams. On some printers you'll adjust the rear tray instead; follow the manual instructions for printing on envelopes. Glossy paper may damage incompatible laser printers. Inkjet printers require coated cardstock for a crisp image. Most home printers use dye inks. If yours uses pigment ink (which is a little duller but fade-resistant), it will not print properly on some types of coated cardstock. Consider saving yourself some cutting effort by printing on perforated business card paper. Choosing the standard size for your area is usually the most convenient option: Standard business cards in the United States measure 2 x 3" (51 x 89mm). The most common European size is 55 x 85 mm (2.12 x 3.37"). Chinese business cards are usually 54 x 90mm (2.13 x 3.5"). Japan and Korea use slightly different sizes. You may go with non-perforated paper, but using a paper cutter is tedious for large numbers of cards. Automated business card cutting machines are faster, but can be very expensive.
Summary: Buy cardstock compatible with your printer. Check the cardstock finish. Look for pre-scored paper (recommended).

Every office has sensitive issues that trigger others to react, potentially working themselves into a frenzy. What you want to do is avoid topics that make coworkers and managers think about these issues. Such discretion can save you from gossip and situations that make you look like you're taking sides. Watch and listen to others when they seem to be in conflict in the office in order to determine what these issues are. Hitting "reply all" on an email allows everyone on the list to read what you are saying. Restrict your use of this button to information that every single person needs to know. Using "reply all" is also a tactic for showing off, thus making it a bit of a political move. When someone uses "reply all" to ask an unnecessary question or to display how much extra work they are putting in, you know they are using it to get ahead. Be sure to use the single "reply" button on mass emails, or go talk to the sender in person. Although you should do your best to stay out of office gossip, you do need to stay informed so that you don't find yourself embroiled in an office scandal, or offend someone, or become an office outcast. Don't seek out gossip conversations, but it is ok to eavesdrop once in a while so that you can stay informed. Gossip isn't the only time important information is imparted. Read between the lines when a coworker gives you instructions or your boss makes an announcement. Watch body language for positive or negative attitudes, for example. Complaining about your job at work is never a good idea, especially not if you are trying to stay out of office politics. Restrict work complaints to those you live with so that you don't give anyone fodder for gossip, or expose your stance on an issuethis can place you in a camp with a specific person at work, involving you in the politics. If you have a truly important issue that you repeatedly complain about, it might be best to take it to your boss, especially if it is an issue that is disrupting your personal life.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid office trigger words. Use "reply all" only if everyone needs to know. Pay attention to what is said. Vent at home instead of at work.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Research websites that offer budget calculators; most of them are free. This will ensure that you have some money set aside when baby finally arrives. It is better to be prepared than to have to rush to come up with funds if you need them after the child is born. This will ensure that the funds set aside will not be spent prematurely. Don't get sucked into an overblown idea of what your tiny baby may need; stick to the basics. Begin by researching only the necessary items your baby will need for the first few months of life. Make a list of these items. Make a gift registry for the things that did not get listed as necessities or those baby items that you absolutely cannot live without, but would never actually purchase on your own. Be precise and detailed even down to colors and sizes. Choose a larger store or online merchant to give your guests a simple, trouble-free way to buy gifts for your baby. This helps ensure that you won't get left with duplicate items, or worse, items you don't want. Find out all there is to know about child related tax credits. You may be entitled to a yearly tax credit for your child as well as childcare expenses. You may consider changing your plan if it does not cover well exams for your child.

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Take to the Internet. Consider reserving a bit of money once a month as soon as you have a new budget in place. Open an individual account just for baby. Make a list of all the essential baby items you will need. Talk to your accountant. Evaluate your current medical insurance plan.