Problem: Article: If you're not sure where to find clovers in your area, do an online search for "clover patches" followed by the name of your town. You may find sites with an overview of the types of foliage in the different areas of your town. Users may also leave comments about local parks or trials on sites like Yelp, letting other people know the kinds of plants they found there. If you can't find clovers online, do your own search. Walk around areas with a lot of leaves and trees, like parks and trials, to seek out clover patches. If you have a backyard, look there as well. Clovers often grow in lawns. Clovers tend to thrive in soil that does not drain well. They also frequently grow in the shade. When out looking for clovers, check shady and dry areas for a clover patch. Clover patches are comprised of plants with small green flowers circling a center point. Watch out for plants that look similar to clovers. Plants with purple circles at the center are not clovers. Also, if you see a whole patch of what look like four-leaf clovers, these are not clovers. Remember, four-leaf clovers are rare. There is one four-leaf clover for every 10,000 three-leaf clover in a patch.
Summary: Do an online search for clovers in your area. Walk around local areas with a lot of foliage. Check shady, dry areas. Identify a clover patch.

Problem: Article: Sure, the bike outing is a family activity but at this moment, your toddler is the biggest concern. To keep the outing fun for everyone, let the toddler help decide where you are going or how long you will be riding. Know your child's limits and honor them. There will always be time for other bike rides. No one is going to enjoy biking with a sobbing toddler who just wants to get out of the seat he is stuck in. Some toddlers are happy with an open ended bike ride that just meanders around a quiet park or the neighborhood. Some are happier when there is a destination in mind. You could ride your bike to the park to see the ducks in the little pond. You could ride to the little ice cream place for treats after dinner. These could quickly become specific requests from your toddler. Start with short trips, letting your child get used to the seat or trailer and the sensation of wearing the helmet and then work up to slightly longer trips as your child gets more comfortable with the idea. Accept that some children will never love the bike seat or the trailer if that is the case. Eventually your toddler will become an older child who can ride his own bike with the family and you can plan these outings then.
Summary: Let your toddler dictate the duration of the bike ride. Allow your toddler to choose a destination. Build up to longer bike rides as your toddler adjusts.

Problem: Article: Creative Commons licenses are free and available to anyone who is the creator of original work. You don't have to register your copyright in the work before you get a Creative Commons license. Go to https://creativecommons.org/choose/ to begin the process of choosing your license. Creative Commons licenses are not the same thing as copyright registration. While you have copyright protection from the moment you create your work, if you're sharing your work online you may also want to register the copyright. The first two questions on the license builder page determine the features your CC license will have. The builder automatically updates the other panels on the page based on your choices. Click the question mark below the question if you're unsure how your choice will affect your license. It will pull up information about that license feature. Under "Help others attribute you!" you'll find a link where you can enter information about your work, including your name and the title of the work. This is optional, but provides metadata that will allow others to create attributions to your work more easily. Based on your answers to the two questions, the license builder generates code that will create a CC license icon on your website. You can choose from two sizes of icons. Simply paste the code at the bottom of the post if you want the icon to appear after an individual piece of work that you're posting on your blog or website. You can also create a license that covers all content on your blog or website. If you didn't design your website, contact your website designer. Let them know where you want to include the icon and provide them the code. The code provided by Creative Commons includes descriptive elements that you can change to suit your needs without messing up your icon. You can use this description to provide more information to your visitors. The basic text says "This work is licensed under" followed by the name of your license. Those words can be changed to specify the work licensed, or to let visitors know the entire website is licensed. For example, you might change your descriptive text to read "Except where otherwise noted, all content on this website is licensed under."
Summary: Visit the CC license chooser. Provide information about your work. Copy and paste the HTML code to your website. Edit the description if necessary.

Problem: Article: L'Oreal recommends using Extraordinary Oil Curls shampoo and conditioner. Massage the shampoo into your hair, then rinse it out. Apply conditioner to your hair, then rinse it out. L'Oreal Extraordinary Oil Curls products contain oils such as coconut and sunflower, advertised to nourish hair and improve the elasticity of curls. L'Oreal Extraordinary Oil Curls shampoo contains sulfate. Sulfates may irritate skin and damage hair. Wash you hair as many times as necessary to get it clean. Massage the Extraordinary Oil Curls Re-Nourish mask into your hair, from roots through to the ends. Allow it to sit in your hair for three to five minutes. L'Oreal Extraordinary Oil Curls Re-Nourish mask is advertised to nourish and replenish hair while redefining curls. Since you already shampooed and conditioned your hair, only water is needed. Dry and style your hair as usual. Reapply the mask one to two times per week, or more often if your hair is very dry. Rinse with cool water to seal the hair's cuticle.
Summary:
Shampoo and condition your hair. Apply the mask to wet hair. Rinse the mask out.