INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It sounds simple enough, but it is so easy to get wrapped up in how-to advice and forget about how cool you are already just for existing. Every person is as unique and offers something different to the world which is a great and beautiful thing. "Cool" isn't so much an aesthetic as it is a vibe, granted there are things that assist that vibe physically, but a lot of the work happens within. While it is okay to find yourself, it's never okay to alter yourself just to fit the mold. Embrace what makes you different because that uniqueness is the key to looking cool. When you feel cool, you look cool. Go against the grain and like what you like, even if it is the road less traveled as far as interests go. If you are into gaming or anime conventions, but people rarely are, do your thing. If you enjoy staying in while others enjoy going out, do you. Don't force yourself to be a part of what everyone else is doing. Instead find ways to be outgoing while being true to your wants and interest. That just makes you cooler and more interesting. Know that even the best people, as with anything, come with good and bad. There are parts of yourself that you won't like, aspects about your appearance that you wish to change, but instead of punishing yourself for your faults, own them and use them to your advantage. Embracing what makes you unique not only adds to reaffirming your overall sense of self, but it also adds to your confidence. Knowing not only who you are, but carrying intelligence in other areas of life: music, film, academics, sports adds a cool unique flair to your personality. Be upbeat and optimistic. Draw people towards you with your sunny personality and award-winning smile. When you feel good about yourself, it usually bursts out of you and touches others around you, and the more positive and confident you are, the more like-minded individuals you'll find in your circle. Attracting those personalities naturally round out your cool vibe.

SUMMARY: Be yourself. Own who you are and appreciate it as individuality. Be positive and kind.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You're going to repeat the first 2 steps, but moving forward this time. Stretch your right foot out and to your left. Don't raise the ball of your foot off of the floor as your move. Stop moving your foot at the end of the 3 count. Return your feet to the starting position with your knees still bent. You can shuffle again in place if you'd like. You'll notice that you're moving to your left as you complete these steps. You can reverse the order and move in the opposite direction if you run into any obstructions or other dancers on the dance floor.
Summary: Stretch your right foot out 24 feet (0.611.22m) to your left on the 3 count. Take your left foot and slide it to meet your right on the 4 count.

Instead of offering a yes or no question that will likely elicit a "no," give your child a couple of choices. That way, they feel like they have some control, but you're still getting them to do what you want. Be sure that all of the choices you give have a desirable outcome. For example, you might give them an option between a fruit and a vegetable for a healthy afternoon snack rather than a choice between a fruit and a cookie, if you'd prefer they not eat sugary snacks. For example, if you are trying to get your child to eat some fruit, don't ask, "Do you want some fruit?" Instead, ask "Would you like blueberries or an apple?" Sometimes, your child must do something, and there really aren't any options. However, you can create the illusion there are options just by extending the deadline a little bit. For instance, if you want your child to take a bath, you could say, "Would you like to take a bath now or play for 5 more minutes and then take a bath?" When your child is saying "no," there's usually an emotion attached to that, such as frustration, annoyance, or even anger. Help the child name the feelings and work to alleviate them when possible. For instance, if your child isn't wanting to get dressed in the morning, take a moment to sit down with them. You could say, "I can see you're feeling a little sleepy and grumpy. Is that why you don't want to get dressed?" Then, you could say, "Okay, let's try again in 5 minutes." Reasoning with your child is possible at this stage. If you give reasons for your requests that are direct, to the point, and short, your child will be more inclined to listen to you. Say "Please don't eat your candy before you go to sleep. You might have a tummy ache later," instead of "Don't eat candy right now! You know it's time for bed!" Your toddler is more likely to respond positively to the first statement. It's also best to phrase your corrections in a way that shows they apply to everyone, not just your child. Instead of saying, "Don't put that toy in your mouth," you could say, "We don't put toys in our mouths."
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One-sentence summary -- Offer a couple of choices when you can. Create options even if there technically aren't any. Let your child know you hear them. Provide a basis for your requests.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The mother dog should remove the membrane from its face so the pup can breathe, chew the umbilical cord, and lick each puppy to stimulate its breathing. If she neglects to do any of these things, you may need to intervene. Tear the sac membrane near the puppy's head, peel it backwards, and remove the puppy. Use a washcloth to remove mucus from the puppy's mouth and nose. Then rub the puppy all over to stimulate breathing. Tie the umbilical cord using unwaxed dental floss. Use sharp scissors to cut the cord about 2 inches (5.1cm) away from the abdomen on the far side of the knot. Treat the cut with iodine to prevent infection. This is crucial for the puppies because it allows them to ingest colostrum (or newborn milk) with important antibodies. Colostrum helps the puppies fight infection while their immune systems continue to develop. It a good idea to weigh the puppies after birth and then every other day for the first 2 weeks. They should gain a little weight with every weigh-in. Newborn puppies are not able to maintain their own body temperature. For the first 5 days, keep the whelping area between 85F (29C) and 90F (32C). For the next 5 days, you can reduce the temperature to 80F (27C). After 4 weeks, you can bring the temperature down to 75F (24C). After the first week, growth will start increasing rapidly and they may need to eat even more frequently -- possibly every hour or so. This is totally normal and a good sign they're developing well. Start transitioning the puppies to solid food after 4 weeks. . People sometimes purchase puppies without realizing how much care, attention, and time they need. Ensure that a new owner will treat your puppy properly before handing over the dog. Interview potential puppy-owners to find about their lifestyle, and whether or not they seem up to the responsibility of raising a husky. Perform a home visit to make sure they have a suitable space. Get their driver's license number and do a background check to make sure they no have a history of animal neglect or abuse.

SUMMARY:
Make sure the mother is licking and cleaning each newborn pup. Let the puppies nurse as soon as they're born. Keep the puppies warm. Make sure the puppies eat every 2 hours for the first week. Find good homes for the puppies