Q: Most paint needs about 6-8 hours to dry completely. However, certain kinds of paints, including chalk paint, will dry much faster than that. Check the paint can to see what's recommended. Keep pets away from the furniture while the paint is drying. Paint fumes can be dangerous to many pets, so it's best to keep them out of the area. Furthermore, a curious sniff from the family pet could be all it takes to get fur or dander in the wet paint, leaving fuzz that will show on the finished piece.
A: Let the paint dry for 6-8 hours, depending on the manufacturer's instructions.

Article: Contact the local interscholastic federation in your state to see what certifications or licenses are required before you can start coaching in school. You can also visit https://nfhslearn.com/home/coaches to find what certifications are required for your specific state. Certifications vary from state-to-state. Classes include concussion in sports, first aid and safety, as well as general coaching education courses. The California Interscholastic Federation requires coaches in the district get a general coaching certification, a sports specific concussion certification, a cardiac arrest certification, first aid certification, and CPR training. Each course will cost anywhere from $30 - $70 depending on which state you live in. In Pennsylvania, coaches are required to undergo concussion and cardiac arrest training. It's required that you get criminal background clearances in order to be a teacher and coach in many states. These background checks will often include a state and federal criminal background checks and child abuse background checks. Different states require different clearances. In some states, it's required you undergo a drug and alcohol screening and employment and credential verification. You will have to work your way up if you want to coach on a college or professional level. Becoming a high school football coach is a great way to start. Many schools can't afford to hire a full-time coach, so having your teaching degree is a way to get involved with coaching while still maintaining a job. Concentrating on physical education and sports science, while you study in college, will help you get a position as a coach. Use job websites to find local coaching jobs in your area. You can also use the official American Football Coaches Associate job board to find jobs across the United States. Many of your local listings may be for young adults or children, but starting there will help you later in attaining coaching positions at higher levels. Be aware that teaching children may be very different than teaching adults. Many lower level teams won't require the experience that a college or high school would expect from a football coach. Having a firm grasp over physical fitness or working with kids will help you get a coaching position. If you're having trouble finding a paid position as a head coach, it's a good idea to start looking for volunteer assistant coach positions. If you have experience with strength and conditioning or physical fitness programs, it will help you land a job as a volunteer. There are programs like Pop Warner that have listings for volunteer positions ranging from head coach to equipment manager on their website. Try to find your local athletic association and contact someone about becoming a volunteer. Football teams made up of younger players may not require you to have any previous coaching experience. If you know the head coach and have a good rapport with them, they may be able to help find you a job as an assistant coach. You can meet other coaches at clinics or camps that are taking place in your area.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get certified in your state. Obtain the required clearances to become a coach. Pursue additional education to get your teaching license. Look for local football coaching jobs in your area. Volunteer with a local team as an assistant coach. Network with other coaches and ask about assistant positions.

Q: Do a sweep of outside areas to locate and remove any unsafe items that might be dangerous for a mobile baby. Items like lawn equipment, toys for older children, and gardening tools should be kept in a locked shed out of the reach of your baby. Call your garage door manufacturer to install a motion detector on the garage door to ensure that it will stop closing if it detects the motion of your child nearby. If you have a pool, install special exterior baby gates around it and make sure to always monitor your baby when he or she is outside. A fence that is at least four feet tall with gaps no wider than three inches should be installed around the perimeter of the pool. For extra protection, cover the pool with a rigid, motorized cover, as flimsy plastic covers can cave in if a child walks on top. Pool professionals in your area can recommend specific products and install all of your pool safety needs. If your home has an alarm system, set it to chime or beep whenever a door or window is opened. This will help you to intercept an escaping child and prevent disaster before it occurs.
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Remove any unsafe items from your yard. Install a motion detector in your garage. Take precautions if you have a pool. Set up an alarm system.