Let the tubing sit in a pot of boiling water for 5 minutes. Do not add soap or cleaners to the water, as this can get into the tubing. Put the tubing on the top rack of the dishwasher and run the dishwasher on the hot water cycle as well as the heat drying cycle. The heat in the dishwasher will kill any bacteria or germs. Make sure the tubing is dishwasher safe. Some breast pump tubing comes with a microwavable bag you can use to sterilize it. Fill the bag with a few inches of water and place the tubing in the bag. Then, seal the bag shut. Put the bag in the microwave and run it on high for 3 minutes. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the back of the bag to ensure you use it correctly. Keep in mind microwaveable bags do not meet FDA standards for sterilization, but they can be used if you are in a hurry.

Summary: Put the tubing in boiling water for a thorough sterilization. Use the dishwasher for a quick and easy option. Sterilize the tubing in the microwave if you're in a pinch.

It's important to have a base to your fabric dog bed, otherwise it won't have clear boundaries and your pet might not understand the fabric bed is its place. Also, a regular base will provide a more comfortable resting place for your pet. Much like sleeping on a lumpy mattress can be uncomfortable for you, so too will it be for your pet. You might choose an old, over-sized cushion for the base of your dog bed. To prolong the life of the cushion, you may want to wrap it in a blanket, towel, curtain, and so on. Pillows can also work well, especially for smaller dogs. Much like cushions, you can extend the life of your pet pillow/fabric bed by covering it in a blanket, towel, curtain, and so on. Sewing together the fabric you are using for your dog bed can also help it maintain shape. You could also sew the cloth inside a larger piece of fabric, like a sheet. If you don't have any cushions or pillows to make the base of your fabric pet bed, you can always stuff a pillowcase with rags, old towels, and unwanted articles of clothing. You might consider making a pet "beanbag" bed. Place a large quantity of unwanted cloth items (towels, rags, shirts, etc.) in the center of an old, unwanted sheet. Tie the edges of the sheet together so it forms a beanbag. To prevent your fabric stuffing from falling out, you may want to stitch closed the opening of your pillowcase or sheet. You may want to add several layers of cloth to create an especially soft place for your pet to rest, but in many cases, your base may be enough for your pet. You may want to watch your dog as it gets used to the bed. If you notice the animal seems uncomfortable, you may need to add some more fabric to the bed. The fabric of your bed can easily get wrinkled or uncomfortably wadded up over the course of a night. Remember, many dogs have dreams of running, which causes their paws to twitch. This can sometimes cause the fabric of the dog bed to bunch up uncomfortably for your pet. You don't need to check your pet bed every day, especially if you've tucked the bed up tightly with a sheet/covering when making it. However, to keep the bed at the max comfort level for you dog, you may want to check it once a week, straightening and smoothing the fabric when necessary.

Summary: Choose your base. Create a makeshift base with a pillowcase, alternatively. Add fabric as you see fit. Arrange the fabric of the bed regularly.

Once you've introduced the basic concepts of counting and number sequence, you can reinforce them with number games. There are an almost infinite number of possibilities. To begin with, try: building a tower of cubes. Select a certain number or a number you are currently discussing, and create of tower made of that many cubes. create stairs. Using cubes, make towers and sort them by size. First a single cube, then, next door, two cubes together, then, next to that, three cubes. This will help reinforce sequencing and the connection to physical size and amounts. playing board games. Many board games require children to recognize the number of dots shown on the dice and then count the appropriate spaces to move forward. Basic counting songs and rhymes help children remember numbers and their sequence. There are a huge number of counting and number books available for preschoolers and kindergartners. Choose some with bright colors and beautiful pictures. " as often as possible. Whenever counting comes up naturally, ask children to do it for you. How many plates do you need to set the table? How many books did you take from the shelf? How many pieces of candy do you have? Play games the require children to understand the relationship between numbers and their corresponding quantities. For example, have children count out a certain number of beans; then ask them to add some or take some away. Have them figure out the new number and tell you if it is more or less. Make a rectangle made up of 10 smaller squares (two rows of five). Draw dots or color in sections of the rectangle to correspond with particular numbers. Explain that the numbers get bigger moving from 1 to 10. Using beans, cubes, or some other material, make two groups on a table or desk, one to the left and one to the right. Let children tell you which side has more; then have them count to get the exact number. Note that the number is higher than the number for the other side. You can also use this technique to teach the concept of equality. Sometimes, make the two groups equal five beans in each group, ten cubes in each group, or whatever. Let children discover this, and explain what it means.

Summary: Play basic number games. Sing counting songs. Use picture books. Ask "how many? Emphasize the relationship between numbers and quantities. Introduce ten frames. Practice comparing numbers.

It's in the extracted folder. Doing so will open the CameraWindow installation window. Click the region in which you currently live. Click the country in which you live in the middle of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Click the language in which you want to use CameraWindow. This will take you to the installation confirmation page. It's in the middle of the window. Doing so allows CameraWindow to begin installing. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Check the "No thanks, I'll register later" box, then click OK when prompted. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. You'll find this in the middle of the page. Clicking it closes the window and marks the end of the installation process. At this point, you're free to begin connecting your camera to your computer.
Summary: Double-click the installer file. Select a region. Select a country. Click Next. Select a language. Click OK when prompted. Click Yes. Click Yes when prompted. Click Next. Indicate that you'll register later. Click Next. Click Finish.