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How to survive sleep deprivation with a newborn
Prioritize sleep over chores or work.
It's easy to feel like you should catch up around the house or with work when your baby is sleeping, but you need to sleep too. Get comfortable and dim the lights for more restful sleep.
A: Sleep when your baby naps and try to go to bed early at night when your baby goes down for their longest stretch of sleep even if it's earlier than your previous bedtime. For example, if your newborn seems to sleep for their longest stretch between 8 and 11, lay down too.

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How to build a sand castle
Choose a spot that won't get washed away.
You could happily spend an afternoon building a city on the beach. If the tide is on its way in, sit down near the tide line, the wet sand farthest from the water.
A: Dig a well for easy water access (optional). Sand castles have just two ingredients: sand and water.

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How to treat infections in hawk headed parrots
Check if your bird is cold or has a fever.
If your bird is cold, it will fluff its feathers out to keep warm. If it has a fever, it will pull its wings out away from itself to try to cool off its body.
A: A cold bird needs to be kept warm, while a bird with a fever shouldn't be provided with heat. If your bird has a fever, take it to the vet as soon as possible.

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How to register as a native american
Retain copies of your parents' or families' tribal records.
This is the best way to find out the tribe and the connection you have to a native american tribe. You will be able to use copies of these records to prove you are a descendant of a tribe member, and possibly to prove your blood quantum.
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Other important records that may be kept by family members include school records, newspaper clippings, birth certificates, marriage certificates and baby books. Look for tribal membership cards, which will be helpful once you prove a link to the ancestor in the card.