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as possible with a sharp blade. A razor blade will do the trick and shouldn't harm the glass. If you manage to get the blob of glue off this way, simply wash off the residue with warm, soapy water, rinse and let dry.

summary: Try to remove as much glue

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Some common formulas include Kaytee Exact Hand Rearing Formula for Parrots and Nutribird A21. You can find these at pet food stores or online, but you may want to consider making it homemade. premade bird formulas can be a bit pricey. Look for a food intended for pigeons, doves, parrots or even small hawks. If you can't figure out what to by at the pet food store, ask a staff member for help. You can also call a local wild bird rescue, who can help you or take the bird off your hands if it's a wild breed. The formula should be very thin at first. Over the next 10 days or so, gradually make it day-by-day until it reaches ketchup consistency. Use warm water to mix the formula, about as warm as you would make it for a human baby. For Kaytee formula, use the following ratio: Days 1-2: Mix 1 part formula with 5 parts water. Days 2-5: Add 1 part formula to 2-3 parts water. Days 5 until the bird is weaned: Mix 1 part formula with 1 1/3-2 parts water. For Nutribird A21, use these ratios: Days 1-2: Mix 1 part formula with 6 parts water. Days 2-3: Add 1 part formula to 5 parts water. Days 3-4: Mix 1 part formula with 4 parts water. Days 4-5: Add 1 part formula to 3 parts water. Days 5 until the bird is weaned: Use 1 part formula to 2-2.5 parts water. Only use this alternative when you're in a pinch. Blend it with warm water and thin it down to a skim milk consistency. However, you should only feed this to birds that are at least 3 days old, and work on getting better food as soon as possible. Another option is puppy biscuits, but you must soak them in warm water until they are soft and fluffy. Many babies should be able to eat these as is, but if the bird is very young, you may need to blend them with warm water. Add 1 jar (71 grams) of strained chicken baby food, 1 hard-boiled egg yolk, 1 tablespoon (15.3 grams) low-fat yogurt, 1/4 teaspoon (1.13 grams) corn oil, 247.6 milligrams calcium carbonate, 2 drops cod liver oil, 1 drop of diluted vitamin E, a very small pinch of vitamin B, about the size of a sesame seed, and 25 milligrams of vitamin C to a blender. Mix thoroughly together. Dilute vitamin E by mixing a drop from a 400 IU capsule with 10 drops of corn oil. Mix it together well. Make a new batch every few days. The amount of vitamin B you need is so small, you can't even measure it on a gram scale. Just do a very small pinch, no bigger than a sesame seed. Add digestive enzymes in the first 3 days after hatching. You need 1/8 teaspoon of digestive enzymes for the whole recipe, but you must add it to the food 30 minutes before feeding, just to what you're going to feed at that time. So if you use 1/5 of the food recipe, add 1/5 of the digestive enzymes you've measured out. Beginning in the second week, you can gradually mix in other seeds and foods intended for pigeons.

summary: Find a baby bird formula. Mix the formula with water, starting with a skim milk consistency. Use infant cereal without milk solids if you have nothing else. Make MAC milk as an alternative.

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Getting seven to nine hours of sleep a night is extremely important to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Getting a good night's sleep improves your ability to learn, make good decisions, and cope with change. Lack of sleep is also linked to depression, heart disease, and obesity. Everybody requires a different amount of sleep. Some will feel good and rested after six hours, others after 10. Experiment with sleeping a different amount of hours per night and see which quantity makes you feel best. Create a good bedtime ritual. Relax with a book for 30 minutes before bed, or stretch and drink herbal tea. It's also important to stick to a sleep schedule, even on the weekends, so that your body can stay consistent. Yoga is a great activity for creating strength, flexibility, and mind-body awareness. It strengthens the core, back, arms, and legs, and allows you to focus on simply breathing and being present in your body. Invest in a few classes to learn the proper technique. After, you can either continue classes or practice on your own. Meditation helps you to become more connected with yourself and the world around you. It helps you to diminish ego and recognize your thoughts as simply thoughts, patterns that encourage mindfulness, joy, and contentment. Start slow. Give yourself seven to 10 minutes a morning to sit and concentrate on your breathing. People who are open minded and curious about the world around them tend to have better mental health. Learning leads to creativity and higher self-esteem. Try to learn something new everyday! Read a book that interests you for at least 15 20 minutes a day. Learn a new language. Learning another language keeps your brain active. It broadens your perspective of the world and opens you up to new travel opportunities. Download the app Duolingo on your smartphone for an easy and accessible language learning tool. Giving yourself time to spend with loved ones leads to increased happiness. Even if you're busy at work, taking just 30 minutes a day to grab a meal or talk on the phone with somebody you care about will improve your feelings of connectedness and self-worth.
summary: Get enough sleep. Practice yoga. Start meditating. Keep your mind stimulated. Make time to socialize.