Write an article based on this "Gather your supplies. Pour the candle. Remove the candle from the mold."
article: Most of the supplies you need to make a pillar candle will be the same as what you used for a candle in a jar. The main difference is that because a pillar candle stands alone, you will need a mold instead of a jar. A proper candle mold is ideal, but you can also use: An old juice box or milk carton with the top cut off. Be sure to clean it with soap and water before reusing it as a candle mold. A clean, empty juice tin A muffin tin (to make votive candles) When the wax is ready and the wick in place, pour the wax into the mold. Leave a half-inch space at the top of the mold. Allow the wax to cool to a semi-solid state, then poke four relief holes around the wick with the chopstick. These will allow air to escape and prevent cracking. Allow the wax to cool to room temperature. When the candle has set and cooled, it should slide out of the mold easily. In the event that it doesn't come out, refrigerate the candle for 15 minutes, then try again. Trim the wick to one-half inch.

Write an article based on this "Practice as much as possible. Visualize your correct stroke. Use the right grip for the right court."
article: Perfect your forehand through repetition. Try to mimic the same motion over and over again. You want to create a habit by using drills so that, when it comes to the pressure of a game, your muscles will be able to execute the same movements. Keep things simple and don't confuse yourself with too much information. Visualize a smooth stroke path. You can only improve your forehand through repetition. Visualization can help your body reproduce the correct movements that maximize the accuracy, topspin, and power of your forehand. If your court creates a high bounce to your ball, then a Western or Semi-Western Grip is ideal. This allows you to hit the ball at a higher point of contact. If the court produces a low bounce then a continental grip is ideal. The Eastern Grip is ideal to hit flat and straight shots.

Write an article based on this "Ask the maternity nurses for help with proper positioning of the baby while you are still in the hospital. Enlist the help of a lactation specialist who can teach you the proper way to nurse your baby."
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Maternity nurses receive some training in breast feeding and will be able to offer advice and guidance. Many hospitals have lactation specialists on staff to assist nursing mothers with any breast feeding issues that may arise during the hospital stay. Before leaving the hospital, be sure to take the lactation specialist's contact information with you so that you can call with any breast feeding questions that arise when you are at home.