Article: An angled or sloped bottle helps to keep the milk at the top of the bottle, where the nipple is, even when your baby moves the bottle around. This keeps the nipple full at all times. These bottles are specially designed so that air cannot reach the milk. The nipple is separated from the bottle by a one-way valve. Use a bottle with a valve at the top. This valve allows just enough air to enter the bottle so that your baby can drink easily, without consuming any air bubbles. In this case, the straw is not actually used for drinking. Instead, the straw acts like a vent, so it makes it easier for your baby to drink out of the bottle without drinking any air bubbles.
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Use angled bottles. Try a bottle with a one-way valve. Try a bottle that has a straw vent.

Problem: Article: Place the copper in a suitably sized container (or skip this part if what you're cleaning is the inside of a copper container). Dust the bottom with baking soda. Then add water, which will cause the baking soda to start fizzing. Wait for the fizzing to subside, then remove the water and scrub the copper with a sponge, cloth, or similar material. Rinse with clean water when finished and towel dry. Put the copper in a container large enough to fit. Fill it with water. As you do, add a few squirts of fabric softener. Give it an hour or so to soak. Then pour the water out and scrub the copper. If the copper is cookware, be sure to wash it again with water and mild dish detergent to remove all traces of the softener before rinsing and drying. If your freezer is large enough, place the copper inside. Let it sit for two hours or so in order the weaken the bond between the burnt-on material and the copper. Then remove and wash with mild dish soap and warm water. First, soak the copper in water for a few minutes. Then ball up one or more pieces of aluminum foil. Scrub over the stained area. If needed, take a break and repeat the process for more stubborn stains that tire you out.
Summary: Add water to baking soda. Remove stains with fabric softener. Freeze off burnt-on foods and other materials. Scrub stains with aluminium foil.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can polish any stone you wish, but there are certain characteristics of a stone that will make it easier to polish. If you want an easy stone to polish, pick a somewhat softer stone like onyx, limestone or calcite. Stones that are very hard will take a much longer time to polish. However, though hard rocks take a long time to sand, they yield more shine than softer rocks. To tell if a stone is soft, scratch it with another rock. If the scratch looks chalky, the stone is soft. Also try to pick a rock with a roundish shape, without major protrusions or indentations. If your rock is dirty, wash it thoroughly with soap and water. Use a scrub brush to remove any stubborn dirt or debris. After you are done washing the rock, pat it dry. If you want your rock to be rounder, use a small hammer or a chisel to chip away at the stone. Put on safety glasses to protect your eyes from chipped off rock, and wear safety gloves if you wish. Chip at any outcroppings or sections that jut out. If you are happy with the shape of your rock, don't worry about shaping it. You can also rub the stone over a slab of concrete to break off any protrusions. 50 grade is the roughest grade of sandpaper, and is great for further shaping your rock. Use the sandpaper on any protrusions or bumps in the rock you want to smooth. If you are happy with the overall shape of the rock, give the rock an even sanding with the 50 grade sandpaper to smooth it evenly. Take the stone and rub it with the 150 grade sandpaper. You may notice that the coarse 50 grade sandpaper left scratches in the rock; go over these scratches with the 150 grade sandpaper to smooth and erase these scratches. Do an overall sanding of the rock with sandpaper in a grade from 300 to 600. Focus particularly on any scratches in the rock. This grade of sandpaper is fine and won't create scratches, but it can correct any scratches left by the sandpaper in other grades. After you are done sanding your rock, polish it using leather and tube polish. Purchase a tube of polish and a sheet of leather from a hardware store if you don't already have them around the house. Then put a couple dabs of polish on the leather and rub the stone against it. This should give the stone a beautiful, lustrous shine. Make sure not to buy colored polish, or it may stain the stone.

SUMMARY: Choose the right rock. Wash the rock. Shape the rock. Rub the stone of rough grade sandpaper. Use fine grade sandpaper to remove scratches. Sand with 300 to 600 grade sandpaper. Rub the stone with a piece of leather with polish.

There are many symptoms of adult ADHD that closely resemble those seen in children. The main difference is that these behavioral tendencies start to effect the everyday lives of the adult. If you are having problems staying on task at work, are always late for work or other important events, are impulsive, or were diagnosed with ADHD as a child and still have difficulty, you may have adult ADHD. Visit your doctor with your concerns to make sure you have adult ADHD. You want to make sure you can rule out other conditions before getting treated for ADHD. The better you understand your disorder and begin to see ways that it affects all the areas of your life, the better you can begin to make changes in your personal habits in order to manage your ADHD. Read every book you can get your hands on, search the net for information, ask your doctors questions, and attend any seminars in your area on ADHD. The more informed you are about the problems you have, the more apt you are to see how ADHD is affecting you. ADHD is a brain chemistry disorder. Your disorder makes it difficult for you to study, complete tasks, perform to capacity in your job, keep your job, complete daily care tasks, fully enjoy your leisure activities, care for your family, manage your money, and maintain meaningful relationships. Work closely with your doctor in trying and finding out the best medication for you. There are many different kinds and doses that vary depending on your specific case. It may take time to get your dosage exactly right, but your doctor will work with you until you find the right method. In most cases, it will help you in ways you never even realized it would. Once you begin the right medication for you, you can begin to structure your daily life so that you are the best you can be. The experience is encouraging, gives you the self-control you've longed for, and helps you to feel satisfied with yourself. The three main forms of ADHD medication are short-acting/immediate release, intermediate-acting, and long-acting, which come in either stimulant or non-stimulant types. The forms differ on how long they take to work and how long the effects of the medications last. When taking medications for ADHD, pay attention to how you feel and when you feel certain ways. Report how you feel to your doctor. You should not feel too hyped, nervous, or spaced out and numb. Be sure to remember to tell your doctor if you feel these ways because more than likely your dosage needs adjusting. The appropriate feeling to look for is to feel slightly energized and motivated, calmly focused on what you have to do, and experience the ability to get your duties finished and feel good about yourself.
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Get a proper diagnosis. Learn everything you can about the disorder. Consider medication.