Article: Do a sweep of outside areas to locate and remove any unsafe items that might be dangerous for a mobile baby. Items like lawn equipment, toys for older children, and gardening tools should be kept in a locked shed out of the reach of your baby. Call your garage door manufacturer to install a motion detector on the garage door to ensure that it will stop closing if it detects the motion of your child nearby. If you have a pool, install special exterior baby gates around it and make sure to always monitor your baby when he or she is outside. A fence that is at least four feet tall with gaps no wider than three inches should be installed around the perimeter of the pool. For extra protection, cover the pool with a rigid, motorized cover, as flimsy plastic covers can cave in if a child walks on top. Pool professionals in your area can recommend specific products and install all of your pool safety needs. If your home has an alarm system, set it to chime or beep whenever a door or window is opened. This will help you to intercept an escaping child and prevent disaster before it occurs.
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Remove any unsafe items from your yard. Install a motion detector in your garage. Take precautions if you have a pool. Set up an alarm system.
Article: After the pasta is almost cooked through, take the lid off the pot and stir the ingredients. Taste the American chop suey and add salt and pepper to taste. The mixture will be very soupy and thin at this point. Don't worry; it will thicken up shortly. Once you've seasoned the chop suey, add half of the 1 pound (450 g) low moisture whole milk mozzarella cheese that you've cut into 1/2-inch cubes to the pot. Use a spatula or wooden spoon to stir the cheese into the mixture to incorporate quickly. Avoid over stirring the cheese into the American chop suey. That can cause the mozzarella to stretch and stick to the spoon, causing a big mess. Spread the rest of the cubed mozzarella over the top of chop suey. Follow up by sprinkling half of the 3 ounces (85 g) of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese that's been roughly grated over the pot as well. Don't stir the cheeses into the mixture. You want it to form a topping over the dish. Place the lid back on the pot, and turn the heat to a low setting. Allow the American chop suey to come to a light simmer and cook for approximately 3 minutes. After the dish has finished cooking, take the pot off the burner. Leave the lid on, but let it rest for another 5 minutes or until the cheese has melted completely over the top of the chop suey. Allowing the dish to rest for a few more minutes gives the pasta an opportunity to soak up any excess liquid in the pot. That helps give the chop suey a thicker consistency and ensures that the macaroni is cooked to al dente. Once the dish has rested for several more minutes, remove the lid. Spread the remaining Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and the chopped fresh parsley that you set aside earlier over the American chop suey as a garnish and serve hot. When you serve the dish, you should have extra Worcestershire sauce on the table so guests can add more if desired.
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Remove the pot's lid and stir to combine. Mix in half of the mozzarella and stir. Sprinkle the remaining mozzarella and half of the Parmigiano-Reggiano over the dish. Cover the pot and cook for several minutes. Allow the pot to rest with the lid on for 5 minutes. Remove lid and sprinkle the remaining cheese and parsley for serving.
Article: It can be difficult to tell for sure whether or not a cat is feral or simply adventuring away from home. Both lost pet cats and feral cats may behave aggressively toward you or run off out of fear when you approach, so determining that a cat is feral may require subtle cues. Feral cats may appear to be better groomed than a lost pet cat that hasn't gotten accustomed to living outdoors yet. If you start feeding the cat, pet cats will grow to trust you and behave like a pet whereas feral cats will remain skittish. Feral cats have existed around humans for thousands of years, and often don't require any assistance from people to survive. These cats are not really homeless, they're wild animals. Feral cats are not socialized to people, so they cannot be adopted as pets easily. Feral cats often live in social groups called colonies. If you see one, there are likely a number of other feral cats in the area. Feral cats probably do not need your help unless it appears sickly or weak. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a phrase used to describe a common population control method utilized with feral cats. TNR can improve a cat's health, the health of its colony, and prevent an overpopulation of feral cats that could lead to some cats starving. After a feral cat has been vaccinated and neutered it can be adopted or returned to the area it was trapped. First, contact your local vet or animal shelter. They may offer TNR services for the community free of charge or for a reduced cost. They also may be able to offer assistance and traps. Next, you'll need to safely Trap a Feral Cat. Negative behaviors associated with mating such as fighting and yowling stop after the cat has been neutered. After treatment the vet will help you determine if the cat should be re-released or put up for adoption. If a feral cat appears to be injured or sick, you may choose to help the cat regain its health. Remember that feral cats are wild animals, so the injury could make it aggressive. Also remember to keep your own health in mind when dealing with feral cats, especially ones that seem ill. Make sure to wash your hands after coming into contact with a feral cat. If the cat appears to simply be malnourished, do not attempt to bring it inside, but consider leaving food and water out for the cat to eat and drink when you aren't around and it feels more comfortable. If the cat seems seriously ill or injured, do not approach it. Either entice the cat into a carrier or cage with food or place it there gently if it is not moving, then bring the cat to a local animal hospital for treatment. There are many shelters and animal hospitals that will care for stray cats at reduced or no cost. You can also call animal control in your town if you would rather not approach the animal yourself.
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Make sure the cat is feral. Consider leaving it alone. Trap-Neuter-Return a feral cat. Provide care to injured or sick feral cats.