IN: What happens next?

A large waterfall is shown outside near a rocky trail of water. all

OPTIONS:
- of a sudden, a person on a long raft comes paddling down the water and goes over the fall with ease.
- of a sudden, a person appears pulling a ladder up out of a hole and she slides down a waterfall and into the water.
- three men walk across the rapids and fall from their thick ropes into the upper end.
- of a sudden, the boy walks out of his house and has his clothes taken off.

OUT: of a sudden, a person on a long raft comes paddling down the water and goes over the fall with ease.

IN: What happens next?

How to play house
Create a space for playing house.
You can play house with your child anywhere you'd like. Use a bedroom, the living room, a patio, or a yard.

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- Remember that you should designate a space for your child to play. Decorate the room with bath towels and patterns, such as yellow bananas, green rocks, and colored paper towels.
- Since small kids will need a little imaginative encouragement, it's a good idea to set up a playhouse or dollhouse to jump start play. If you don't have a playhouse or doll house, set up couch cushions or cardboard boxes to make a play space.
- The space should be large enough that both you and your child can play in comfortably. Add wood, bricks, or other decorative items to the space to make the space feel more like a home.
- The living room or patio will be your starting space. When you place your child on the sofa or on the bed, make sure that your toddler can see the television, toys, and other household elements.

OUT: Since small kids will need a little imaginative encouragement, it's a good idea to set up a playhouse or dollhouse to jump start play. If you don't have a playhouse or doll house, set up couch cushions or cardboard boxes to make a play space.

IN: What happens next?

How to treat polyomavirus in caique parrots
Notice if the parrot has a loss of appetite and low energy.
One of the symptoms of polyomavirus is that the bird will stop eating and have low energy. It may appear depressed and lethargic.

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- Often, birds will stop eating to lessen their symptoms, but this is not usually the case with polyomavirus. New birds with polyomavirus may experience lethargy or decreased energy, as well.
- Check if the bird has persistent abdominal weakness or resistance to movement. This may also result in an unwillingness to stand or to close its eyes in order to heal.
- Take your bird to the vet right away if your parrot suddenly has mood swings. Notice any changes in the bird's mood.
- It may also have rapid weight loss due to lack of appetite. The infected parrot may also vomit or regurgitate its food back up when it does eat.

OUT:
It may also have rapid weight loss due to lack of appetite. The infected parrot may also vomit or regurgitate its food back up when it does eat.