Write an article based on this "Avoid known triggers. Consider if you've been bitten by an insect. Use laundry detergent labeled "hypoallergenic. Apply medicated creams to your face."
article: If your dermatologist and allergist determine that your skin irritation is from a food allergy, then you'll likely have to avoid that type of food. No need to eat poison ivy or poison oak to get a reaction merely rubbing up against them and then touching your face is enough to cause moderate to severe irritation. Avoid any chemicals, fragrances, or materials that have caused reactions in the past. You may have to become more diligent at restaurants in terms of understanding their ingredients and methods of food preparation. The bites and venom from various insects can cause a severe skin reaction, especially bees, wasps, spiders, scorpions, fire ants and mosquitoes. Also consider if your bed or pillow is infested with bed bugs or mites. " Chemicals such as bleach and solvents can cause severe rashes also (typically called contact dermatitis). If your severe facial irritation developed overnight, then maybe your pillow is the culprit. Rewash your pillow, bedding and clothing with detergents that don't contain any known irritants. Washing bedding and clothes in baking soda powder is a safe, inexpensive alternative and won't irritate your skin. Irritating chemicals are also found in cosmetics (sodium lauryl sulfate and parabens, for examples), shampoos and hair dyes. If your rash is due to an allergic reaction, you could opt for over-the-counter hydrocortisone creams (they reduce inflammation and pain) or more natural ones that contain calamine, vitamin E and/or oatmeal (they relieve itching and irritation). If your hives are caused by something other than allergies, you should talk to your doctor about the best and safest way to get relief. One of the easiest, quickest and most economical ways to soothe a rash caused by hives, poison ivy or insect bites is to use a cold compress or wrap some ice in a towel. Taking oral antihistamines are available over-the-counter and will help reduce the inflammation and puffiness in your face if an allergic reaction is the culprit. Look for low- or non-sedating antihistamines and consult your doctor before use. If you have a severe rash, your doctor may prescribe prednisone, a corticosteroid that can be used for short-term treatment.

Write an article based on this "Find the divisor. Locate the dividend. Calculate the problem to get the quotient."
article: This is the number that's being divided by. So if you have an equation such as 22.5 15.2, 15.2 is this divisor. If the numbers are separated by a dividing line, the divisor is the number to the left of the bracket. The dividend is the number that's being divided. For example, if your decimals are written like 22.5 15.2, then 22.5 is the dividend. If the numbers are separated by a dividing line, then the dividend is the number to the right of the bracket. When you divide the dividend by the divisor, the answer you get is called the quotient. This can be written above the dividing line. For example, the quotient of 22.5 15.2 is 1.48.

Write an article based on this "Get ready for baby's first steps. Encourage her to stand on her own two feet as much as possible. Practice different types of movements."
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After months of crawling about, your baby will finally be ready to attempt her first steps. Don't focus on getting her to walk right away, though. Help your baby practice her balance and coordination. Then, when her leg muscles are up to the task of walking, she will be equipped to take confident steps. Resist putting your baby in a stroller or a sling; let her walk everywhere. Let her cruise barefoot on the furniture; this will encourage her to walk on her own and is definitely more helpful than any kind of walker out there. Instead of getting a walker with a seat, get a stable push toy that will act as her stabilizer. Give your baby some small balls or clean socks to shoot into a laundry basket; the act of bending down, picking up something, and standing up again is great for balance practice. Play freeze dance to practice her inhibitory control or her ability to stop her body from moving. Get a big soft ball and let her practice kicking it to each other, or sit on the floor and roll or throw a ball to each other.