Purchase either padded panties or butt-enhancing pads to try out. Choose a size that is comfortable for you and wear tight clothes to see the transformation. Try tight, high-waisted jeans or a bodycon dress to show off your new butt. Padded underwear can make a dramatic difference to your butt. It can take some getting used to, so try not to feel self-conscious and instead have fun! Alternatively, try padded shapewear. The type of jeans you wear can make your butt look perkier and rounder. Look for jeans with rounded rather than straight heart-shaped seams above your butt. The pockets should be much smaller than your butt and located on the fullest part. Pockets that angle inward slightly create a fuller illusion. Loose or saggy jeans won't accentuate your figure. Well-fitted leggings can quickly transform a flat butt to round and perky. Don't be afraid to use bright colors and styles to bring attention to your butt. Leggings and yoga pants are great for working out, running errands, and informal gatherings. Leggings with ruching along the back seam can enhance your butt even more.
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One-sentence summary -- Try padded underwear for an instant bubble butt. Choose tight jeans with small pockets and heart-shaped seams. Wear tight leggings to enhance your curves.

Q: Because toddlers are so inquisitive, they may try to open doors. If your front door is unlocked and your child opens it, he or she could wander out into the world. To prevent this, you can buy special child-proof doorknob covers that will keep your child from opening the door. These covers usually need to be squeezed from two sides in order to grip the doorknob and allow it to be turned. Toddlers cannot wrap their small hands around the covers and squeeze them sufficiently to turn the knob. However, these covers should not be the only method used to keep toddlers from getting out of the home. Some ingenious toddlers figure out how to bypass these covers by inserting their finger into the hole in the cover and manipulating the doorknob or actually managing to remove the doorknob cover entirely. An added measure of security on doors is to lock them, preferably using two locks. Any doors that could lead to danger for toddlers should be locked. This includes doors to stairs and balconies as well as any other rooms that pose a hazard. Although coffee tables are functional and look nice, they are also the cause of many head injuries to toddlers that fall near them. If you would prefer not to remove the coffee table from the room, you can pad the edges and corners with a soft material. This can be done with special soft, plastic corner protectors that you can generally purchase at home furnishing stores. There are also protective strips that can be used along the side edges of the coffee table. One strangulation hazard that many people overlook is the pull cords on curtains, shades, and blinds. These long strings are usually hidden from sight, but toddlers are notorious for finding things that they are not supposed to find. There are special cord holders that wind the cord up short and keep it securely hidden in a plastic case so it stays out of reach. You can purchase these at your local home furnishing store. Kids generally love to climb so keep your child from climbing up to the window by moving your furniture around. Move any furniture that is near a window so that your child cannot reach the window and accidentally fall out Consider getting a lock that does not let you open the window more than a few inches. This way the child will not be able to open the windows and drop through it. Sometimes, light-weight furniture that has hard surfaces can cause injuries. Toddlers might try to use the furniture to assist them in standing or try to climb up onto the furniture. Their weight causes the furniture to topple and sometimes fall onto the toddler.
A: Purchase special doorknob covers. Keep doors locked, particularly if they lead outside. Pad the corners and edges of coffee tables. Tie up the cords on curtains, shades and blinds. Move any furniture away from the window. Avoid using light-weight furniture.

Article: Curiosity is a sign of intelligence. It also indicates that you are eager to learn and improve. Work on developing this trait in yourself by simply making an effort to learn as much as possible. Don't limit yourself to just focusing on your own role. Say to your boss, "I know I'm not on that team, but would it be okay if I sit in on the marketing meeting today? I'm really interested to know more about our upcoming strategy." Keep up on new trends and innovations in your field by reading trade publications and following industry leaders. Let your boss know that you are actively looking for ways to improve your performance. Make it a point to regularly ask for feedback. Indicate that you're not just looking for a pat on the back. Try saying, "I know you were happy with the report I turned in last week. But were there any suggestions you have? I'd love to do an even better job next time." Your boss will appreciate it if you show that you are able to think outside of the box. When they ask for ideas in a meeting, don't be afraid to speak up and suggest trying something new. You might say, "Let's look into increasing our online presence. I know we're a traditional firm, but more and more people are using social media for business purposes." Don't take offense if your boss doesn't take all of your suggestions. Notice what sorts of ideas they respond to, and try to offer better ideas in the future. If you have a good relationship with your boss, it's likely that they've done a few favors for you. Make sure to offer a sincere thank you when it feels right. For example, if they let you duck out of a meeting early to take your mom to the doctor, let them know that you appreciate the kindness. You don't have to go overboard with your thanks. A simple "I really appreciate your flexibility" will likely be appropriate. You can send an email or stop by their office to say this in person. Nothing is less impressive than lying. Make sure to demonstrate that you are a truthful, trustworthy person. Be upfront with your boss (and others) and don't ever try to manipulate the truth. For example, don't take credit for work you didn't do. If your boss mistakenly compliments you for another team member's work, make sure to say, "I actually didn't have a hand in that, but I'll let Beth know how pleased you are." Work on being someone who can cooperate and compromise. Show this by being willing to work on a team. You can also help out co-workers with their tasks, and delegate responsibilities when it is appropriate. Don't whine about others to your boss. If you have a legitimate complaint which affects work, of course you should voice it in a professional manner. You might say, "I'm having a little trouble managing Bob. He is routinely late to team meetings, and calls in sick at least once week. Do you have some thoughts on how I can get him to increase productivity?" If you're simply annoyed that your co-worker frequently tells you stories about their dog, you probably don't need to bother your boss with that. Showing up and slogging through the work day is not good enough. Demonstrate your enthusiasm for your job by showing some energy. Be ready to engage with others. You should also be willing to stay late or show up early as necessary. To give yourself an energy boost throughout the day, try taking a brisk walk over lunch. Set yourself up for success by getting plenty of rest, eating a healthy diet, and exercising regularly. Acting professional means treating others with respect. Use preferred forms of address, and follow office etiquette. This means no texting during meetings or leaving dirty dishes in the communal kitchen. Don't engage in office gossip. If others are gossiping, either change the subject or excuse yourself. Similarly, maintain a professional appearance. If your workplace has a dress code, make sure to follow it. Even if they don't, make sure that you look put together whenever you show up for work. Dress appropriately for your industry. Wear clothes that are clean, unwrinkled, and fit well, take care to keep your hair and fingernails neat and clean, and avoid wearing strong cologne or perfume.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Express curiosity. Ask for constructive criticism. Look for creative solutions. Demonstrate gratitude when appropriate. Be honest at all times. Show that you can work well with others. Be energetic. Conduct yourself professionally at all times.