In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Babies under twelve months old cannot digest cow's milk properly. In addition, they require the particular mix of nutrients that breast milk and formula provide; cow's milk is not an adequate substitute. Therefore, wait until your child turns one before you introduce cow's milk. In most cases, you can begin transitioning to cow's milk at any point after your baby's first birthday; however, it's always best to check in with your baby's doctor. He or she may have specific guidelines for you. Milk is an important source of nutrition for young children. It is rich in vitamin D, calcium, proteins, and fats that are crucial for the growth of your child and the development of his or her bones. To maximize these benefits, offer your child whole milk, not low-fat or non-fat milk, at least until his or her second birthday. Once your baby is a year old, he or she should be eating a variety of nutritious solid foods fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and proteins. As long as this is the case, you don't need to rely on cow's milk as the major source of nutrition as you did with breast milk or formula when your baby was younger. Two glasses of milk a day should be sufficient, especially if your child eats other forms of dairy, such as yogurt and cheese. Keep in mind that you shouldn't jump from no cow's milk at all to two full glasses of cow's milk a day. Introducing milk gradually is actually better. Cow's milk does not taste exactly like breast milk or formula, so your baby may refuse it at first. If this happens, don't worry; in time, he or she will learn to accept it. For strategies, scroll down to Part 2. Milk is a fairly common allergen. As with other foods, you should pay attention when you introduce it and note any adverse reactions. Babies with milk allergies or lactose intolerance may vomit, have diarrhea, show signs of abdominal pain, or develop a rash. If you suspect that your baby is not tolerating cow's milk well, talk to your pediatrician.
Summary: Wait until your baby is one year old. Check with your pediatrician. Choose whole milk. Aim for two glasses of milk per day. Understand that your baby may resist. Watch for signs of an allergic reaction.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Be sure to go through all of the pockets, both interior and exterior, as well. Once you have everything out, you can use this chance to clean your purse as well. A quick and easy way to do this is to turn it upside down and shake it over a trashcan to empty out any debris. How you do this will depend on what you had inside your purse and how you organize things; everyone is a little different. In either case, it might be a good idea to put similar items (or items with similar uses) together. Here are some samples of piles to get you started: Electronics Feminine care products Gift cards, coupons, and loyalty cards Makeup Medication Wallet, money, and credit cards Trash If it's been a while since you last cleaned out your purse, you might have some items that don't belong, such as: candy wrappers, a pair of extra socks you brought because it was raining, expired coupons, or receipts for items you no longer have. Throw away the items that need to be thrown away (such as candy wrappers) and put away items that don't belong (such as that change of socks). Take a careful look at your items. Do you really use that tablet or eReader each and every time you leave the house? Some seldom-used items are important in case of emergencies (such as feminine care products or medication) but other items (such as electronic or entertainment items) are not absolutely necessary. This does not mean that you can never bring your electronic or entertainment items with you. Pack them in your purse only when you know that you will need them; otherwise, leave them at home. Be selective about your makeup. Limit yourself to just one lipstick shade and one eye shadow palette. You can change them out weekly; the less you pack, the better. Since you are organizing your purse, you can take this time to switch it out for a new one. This will force you to be more selective about what you put into your purse. It will also prevent you from stuffing unnecessary items into it, which can lead to clutter. Pouches are a great way to keep your things organized, but they also take up space. If your purse already has pockets in it, then you can use those instead. Pockets are also great at keeping things like cell phones in one place (as opposed to rattling about loosely in your purse). Consider a purse that has a small, exterior pocket. This is great for keys, and makes them easy to grab.
Summary: Take everything out of your purse. Sort everything into piles. Throw out any trash or items that don't belong. Go through your piles and pull out the items that you seldom use. Consider getting a smaller purse. Consider getting a purse with interior and/or exterior pockets.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To reach Navea City, simply go to the nearest Warp Portal and then click the Crystal. Now choose Navea City in the list to teleport to that location. You can purchase the Fusion Formula from the Gunslinger Master, Turin. He's in Navea, found at the upper-right corner of the city along with the other class Masters. You can also use your auto-navigate by pressing M and then search for Master Gunslinger Turin. Click the boot found at the right side of the NPC tab to make your character move and navigate by its own. Purchase the Formula from Master Turin using your token. Tokens are obtained from Daily Quest rewards, so make sure to do your daily quests every day since these are found useful for item exchange. The Turin's Executioner Fusion Formula costs 100 tokens.
Summary:
Head to Navea. Look for Master Turin. Purchase the Fusion Formula.