INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look for a cream that contains hydrating ingredients like shea butter, oats, and lanolin. Make sure the cream is paraben and fragrance-free so it does not irritate your skin. Avoid creams with harsh chemicals or dyes, as they can irritate your skin. Ointment is usually thicker than cream and can be a good option if your skin is really irritated or burned. It can be especially helpful to apply these ointments overnight. Take care, though, that you do not get any in your eyes. Do not look for a triple antibiotic ointment that contains hydrocortisone, unless your skin is broken, infected, and does not seem to be healing. Hydrocortisone usage is good for eczema and treating itch, but will thin your skin out and weaken it, if used more than recommended. Brands such as First Aid Beauty, Cetaphil, CeraVe, and Vanicream are well recognized as good for skin healing. Aloe vera gel can help to soothe dry or irritated skin, much like it does for a sunburn. Look for aloe vera gel at your local health food store or online. Coconut oil is great for hydrating and soothing irritated skin. It can also help your skin heal faster. Look for coconut oil at your local health food store or online.

SUMMARY: Apply a moisturizing cream. Use a hydrating ointment. Apply aloe vera gel. Use coconut oil for a natural option.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Websites that consistently put out new and useful content will get visited much more often than sites that stagnate. Do your best to produce engaging content that brings the reader back for more. Stick to an update schedule so readers can get used to when new content will be available. The number one way to increase traffic to your site is to consistently create good, engaging, original content. This will drive more viewers your way, and help to retain the viewers you already have. Check with your host to see if this is allowed, because many free hosts do not support ad revenue going to you when you are using free services. Placing ads on your site can help you monetize it, but may also deter people from reading your content if the ads are too intrusive. Once you have a complete website and are adding content on a regular basis, you can start advertising your site. You can pay to have your site advertised on other websites through programs like Google AdSense, or you can promote your site on your own through social media such as Facebook or Twitter. your website. You can start by submitting your site to search engines. Search engines crawl the web, matching content on websites with users' searches. To really start attracting large numbers of people to your site, you'll want to submit it to all the major search engines. The process varies depending on the search engine, but almost all will require you to create a sitemap of your website first. For Google, you can choose to just submit your site's URL, or you can submit the entire sitemap for more optimized searches. For Yahoo! Bing, you can submit just the URL, or submit your sitemap in a variety of different ways. Sitemaps should be in the XML format.

SUMMARY: Continue to create content. To generate a passive income, place advertising on your site. Market your site. Search engine-optimise (SEO)

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Starting treatment early is key to helping kids with cerebral palsy achieve the best quality of life. Set up an appointment with your child's doctor as soon as possible to start building a treatment plan. Even if your child is still an infant, you can start working on setting basic care and treatment goals with their pediatrician and other medical specialists. Talk to your doctor about what sorts of goals are appropriate for your child's age range. Every CP patient is different. Before you can set goals for your child, it's important to understand their specific needs, strengths, and limitations. Work with your child's doctor to get as clear an understanding as possible of your child's condition and what therapies will work best for your child. Before any appointment with your child's doctor: Write down any concerns and questions you want to bring up with the doctor. Write down a list of any symptoms your child is currently experiencing. Gather any relevant information or documents about your child's medical history, such as lab test results, imaging scans, and medical records from other healthcare providers. Make note of any personal challenges your child might be facing at the moment, such as stress related to school or home life. Your child's pediatrician and any other medical specialists on their care team (such as neurologists, orthopedic specialists, and physical therapists) can help you develop both long- and short-term goals related to your child's medical care and treatment. Depending on your child's specific needs, these goals might include things like: Preventing the development of complications related to CP, such as respiratory diseases. Maximizing your child's nutritional health by making dietary adjustments or strengthening the muscles involved in chewing and swallowing. Preparing your child for a particular medical procedure, such as orthopedic surgery. Pain can be a serious issue for children with CP. The best approach to managing your child's pain will depend on their specific circumstances. Your child's doctor can help you understand your options and set attainable goals for minimizing your child's pain. For example, you might set a goal of using physical therapy-based pain management to reduce your child's need for pain medications. Physical therapy can help your child improve their strength, balance, coordination, and range of motion. Ask your physician to recommend a pediatric physical therapist who has experience with CP. Ask the physical therapist about setting specific goals for your child. For example: "Do you think physical therapy can help Kayla learn to stand?" "How much do you think we can increase the mobility in Lucy's arms and hands over the next year?"

SUMMARY: Start working on treatment goals immediately after their diagnosis. Talk to your child's doctor about their symptoms and prognosis. Discuss general treatment goals with your child's healthcare team. Talk to your child's doctor about pain management goals. Work with a physical therapist to set mobility goals.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look for home builders that are located close to where you are purchasing property. Mobile and manufactured homes come with many different floor plans. Pick a plan that suits your lifestyle. Decide how many bedrooms you need. Think about how many people will be living in the home, and if you will want an extra bedroom for guests. Consider how the floorplan is divided. Think about whether you want the bedrooms next to each other or on opposite sides of the home. Some floor plans are better set up for roommates with one bedroom and one bathroom on either end of the home, and others lend themselves more to a family set up with a couple of rooms together on one end. Pick a floorplan that has enough space for you and your family. You will want enough sleeping space as well as living space for your family to move around in. Different levels of fixtures and appliances can be chosen for a mobile home. When choosing your finish level, consider your budget and what items you need to include. Select a manufacturer that offers warranties on the interior, exterior and appliances. A warranty can protect you in case of defective craftsmanship or extreme situations.

SUMMARY:
Select a manufacturer for your mobile home. Choose a floorplan. Choose the finish level for your home. Purchase a home warranty.