In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Depending on the age of the young girl's room, you might still be having her sleep in a crib or toddler bed. However, you may have moved her into a daybed or even a twin-sized bed if she is a little older. Select a bed that suits your child's age, and then decide on what style of bed you would like her to have. Make sure to ask for her input as well! Go with an antique bed for a distinctive look. Try a floor bed for something that is easy to get into and out of. Choose a bed with a canopy over it or hang a canopy over the bed for a whimsical look. A small pouf chair, a nook in the corner with some comfy pillows, or even a little teepee in the room are great spaces to read and play. Make sure to set up an area a little away from the bed to play during the day. Beanbag chairs are easy, inexpensive options for a bedroom. You can also get a hanging chair for your child and suspend it from the ceiling for something different and fun. Whether the bedroom has a closet or not, you will likely need some other type of storage for things like toys, shoes, socks, and clothing. Choose a dresser or some drawers that fit under the bed if you are short on space. Try to select pieces that match or complement the other furniture you have chosen, such as a white dresser if you have purchased a white bed. A bookshelf is a great way to provide a place for books and items to display, such as pictures and trinkets. You can also use cubbies or wall-mounted shelves to store toys, trinkets, and other small items. Opt for a few sturdy wall-mounted shelves if you are short on space. Make sure to install them where your young girl can reach them. Having somewhere to place a cup of water, an alarm clock, and other small items will help to complete the bedroom. Select a small bedside table that will complement the finish on the other furniture you have picked out. For example, if the room has brightly colored furniture, such as yellow, green, and pink, then you might opt for an electric blue bedside table. Or, if all of the furniture is purple, then get a purple bedside table. Having somewhere designated for homework, writing in a journal, or drawing will make the room even more functional. Choose a desk that matches or complements the rest of the furniture and decor in the room and set it up somewhere out of the way, such as against a blank wall or beside a window. Pair a sturdy chair with it to provide a place to sit. For example, if the other furniture pieces in the room are white, then opt for a white desk and chair. If the room has lots of natural wood furniture, then opt for a desk and chair in a matching finish.
Summary: Choose a toddler bed, day bed, or twin-sized bed. Set up a space to read and play. Get a dresser or under-the-bed storage for reducing clutter. Choose a bookshelf or other shelving solution for extra storage. Add a bedside table to store small items and trinkets. Include a chair and desk or small table for a work and play station.

Human bodies are amazing treasures with infinite uses, abilities, and surprises. Your body does so much for you on a daily basis. Take a moment to write a list of all the incredible functions that you gratefully notice about your body. Perhaps you can use your legs to run a 5k, your fingers to deftly strum the guitar, or your strong arms to swing your kids around. Rather than focusing on what you hate about your body, think about all the things you love. When you look at yourself in the mirror, don't search for flaws. Instead, strive to uncover aspects about your body that you appreciate. Maybe you have quirky dimples, a scar that adds character, or striking eyes. Take in the characteristics that make you who you are. After you have gazed at your reflection for a time, give your best smile. Blow yourself a kiss or produce your sexiest wink. Not only will this make you feel happier, but it will also gradually change your relationship with the mirror into a more positive, fulfilling experience. Spread the good vibes. Sometimes, all you need is a gentle reminder that you are beautiful, and that you are enough. Cut out several pieces of paper, a dozen or more. Write down positive statements to tape to your mirror or hide in unusual places so you can reap the benefits of these love notes later. Your personal love notes can say things like: Hey, there, good-looking! Happiness isn't size-specific. Love the skin you're in. Beyoutiful!
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One-sentence summary -- Write down all the awesome things your body helps you to do. Look in the mirror with appreciation. Leave yourself little love notes.

Problem: Article: If you already have tasks you need to do each day (e.g., take medication) or if there are things you want to start doing each day, jot these down in a list and use it to plan out your routine. Try to lump together tasks that work toward the same goal. For example, if your goal is to have a productive morning routine, then you should only lump together tasks you can accomplish in the morning and that make you more productive (e.g., taking your medication, responding to emails). It may be easiest to lump tasks together by time (e.g., morning tasks, evening tasks) rather than by purpose. Do you want your routine to make you more productive? To get fit? To live a healthier life? Before you can go about creating your routine, you'll need to know what you want that routine to eventually accomplish. For example, if your goal is to live a healthier life, you may want to craft a routine that helps you to get more sleep at night or that lets you cook healthier meals for yourself. The goal of your routine may also determine when in your day you'll follow your routine. For instance, many people follow exercise routines in the morning because that's when their energy levels are highest. Many people find it useful to write down the daily tasks they set out for themselves; this will serve as a constant reminder of your routine and also give you the satisfaction of being able to cross completed items off the list! If you want to follow a strict routine, you can also list the time you want to complete each task at (e.g., "7:30-eat breakfast. 8:00-leave for work."). If you want to leave more room for spontaneity, simply write down your daily tasks in the order you want to complete them in. If you're just starting a new routine, the tasks in your routine will seem much easier to achieve when you break them into smaller mini-tasks. Divide each task into its component parts and accomplish each mini-task 1 at a time. For example, if your weekly routine involves cleaning your apartment, then rewrite that task into smaller tasks like vacuuming the carpet, dusting the furniture, and cleaning the bathroom. If a task takes too long, break it into smaller tasks that will give you a feeling of accomplishment more quickly to keep you motivated.
Summary:
Write down your daily activities to figure out what to put in your routine. Set a goal for your routine. Create a daily to-do list to structure your routine. Break tasks into smaller chunks that are easier to achieve.