One simple way to get your baby's hair to go in the direction you want it to go is to use accessories, such as a hat, barrette, or headband. Smooth out the hair how you want it to go and then put the hat or headband over it to hold it down. For example, if your baby has a tuft of hair that sticks up on the top of their head, smooth it down and then slide a hat on over it to secure the hair. Make sure that you watch your baby carefully if you use barrettes. These pose a choking hazard if they come loose. Your baby may have trouble seeing due to stray hairs that fall in their face and cover part or all of their eyes. To help your baby see better, consider trimming these hairs or taking them to a hair stylist for a trim. For example, if your baby's bangs are extra-long and they frequently get into their eyes, then trimming them a bit could help your baby see better. A cowlick is a section of hair that grows in a circular pattern, often near the top rear part of a baby's head. Avoid cutting the hair too short around the cowlick because this will cause the hair to stick up even more. Keep the hair longer in this area. For example, if your baby has a cowlick on the top of their head, then you could keep the hair longer on top and just have their hair stylist trim the sides. If your baby has long hair, then putting it into 1 or more ponytails can help to prevent it from becoming tangled as they go about their daily activities or while they are sleeping. Use a comb to section the hair into as many ponytails as needed to keep the hair contained. For example, if your baby has lots of hair, but it is not long enough to gather into 1 ponytail, then divide it into 3 sections: 1 at the top of their head and 1 on each side of their head. Make sure that the ponytails are not too tight because this can damage baby hair. While you may want to keep your baby's hair contained so they look tidier, letting their hair hang loose and free has its advantages, too. By keeping their hair loose, it will be less likely to break or get damaged. This will mean that your baby's hair will look healthier.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a headband, barrette, or hat to keep hair from sticking up. Trim any hairs that cover your baby's eyes. Keep hair longer if your baby has a cowlick. Put long hair into ponytails to keep it from getting tangled. Leave hair loose and free to avoid breakage.

Q: Whether you have a plain diary or a fancy one, you can make it look more unique by decorating the outside! In this section, you will find all sorts of ideas. You do not have to use all of them. Choose one or two that appeal the most to you! Even if your diary is already fancy, you can still glue some pretty gemstones to the cover. If your diary is plain, but you don't want to go through a lot of effort of making it fancy, you can always add some pretty stickers to the cover. This works great for those plain, composition books! For an added touch, add some embroidery to the fabric first, before you glue it on. It can be as simple as several rows of a straight stitch. You can use scrapbook paper, maps, or wrapping paper. You can even design your own cover on the computer, print it out, and use that instead! Use glue to make the cover permanent, or tape to make it temporary. Cover your finished journal with decoupage glue (such as Mod Podge) or contact paper to protect the paper from getting dirty or wet. Cover the front of your journal with a thin layer of liquid glue, then shake some glitter onto it. Wait for it to dry, then brush some glossy decoupage glue (such as Mod Podge) onto it. If you want multiple colors, work with one color at a time. Let each color dry first before moving onto the next. Make sure that your sealer is glossy. If it is matte, your glitter won't sparkle anymore. Sealing the glitter is important. It will prevent the journal from shedding all over the place. Consider sealing the edges of the cover as well. Wrap duct tape around the cover. Fold the ends of the tape over onto the inside of the cover by 1/2 inch (1.27 centimeters), then trim off the excess. If you are using patterned tape, make sure that the patterns line up! Cover the spine of your journal with contrasting tape. For example, if you use patterned tape for the cover, use solid-colored tape for the spine.
A: Consider decorating the outside of your journal. Decorate the cover with stickers or gemstones. Cover a plain journal with fabric. Cover your journal with colorful paper instead. Add some sparkle with glitter to a plain journal color. Try a duct tape cover.

Article: In order for decals, tape, skins, and stickers to apply smoothly, all of the surfaces on your laptop should be clean. Use water and avoid using surface cleaners. Use a damp, not soaking, towel to wipe down the surfaces to which you will be applying any kind of decoration. Wash your hands to help ensure the laptop stays clean after wiping it down. Use a dry towel after the wipe down to ensure the laptop is completely dry and ready for applying decals. Using washi tape is a popular way to customize your keyboard. Washi tape is a type of decorative masking tape that is safe to apply to your keyboard. It comes in dozens of patterns that you can mix and match. You can buy washi tape at many craft stores. It is also available online from many vendors. Cut strips of tape the size of individual keys, and stick them to the keyboard. You may want to gently write the corresponding letter on the tape. Sometimes washi tape is quite thin. In that case, you might be able to see the lettering through the tape anyway. Skins cover the entire back (behind the screen) of the laptop with an elaborate image. Skins are great when you want a single, dramatic image. Many websites sell pre-made laptop skins or even allow you to upload your own images to be made into skins. You can also make your own laptop skin by buying sticker paper and printing the image you want onto the sticker paper using your computer's printer. Apply the skin by by slowly peeling one edge of the skin back and sticking it to one edge of the laptop. Then, slowly peel the back of the skin away a little at a time while smoothing the skin down with a straight edge (a credit card will do the trick). Individual stickers can be used on your laptop to provide personalization and customization. Decals can be purchased from a variety of online stores. Decals are often vinyl. Vinyl decals are easier to remove than ordinary stickers. Remember that stickers that look upside down when the laptop is closed and facing you will look upright to everyone else when the laptop is open. Ordinary stickers may be very difficult to remove, so be sure you want them before you stick them on.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Turn off your laptop, then wipe it down. Decorate your keyboard using washi tape. Decorate your laptop using a skin. Use individual decals and stickers to customize your laptop.