Article: These are the types of syringe that have no needle. Do not use anything larger than 5 cc syringe. The best option would be to use 1cc syringes. These can be obtained by asking your local pharmacy for some needle-less syringes. You don't need a thermometer to obtain a precise temperature, but the baby should be warm to the touch. This is a crucial step before you give it any fluids because it won't be able to digest what you're feeding it if it is not warm. If your baby is hairless and pink it is probably also tiny, about 23 inches (5.17.6cm) long. It's easy to aspirate the babies when they are this little and that leads to fluid in their lungs. This will give them pneumonia and they might die. To avoid this, hold the baby upright in your hand with the syringe pointed towards the roof of their mouth. Do not force feed the baby - go as slow as the baby requires. It may take an hour to get 1cc in the baby until they learn how to suck on the syringe. Be sure the fluids are warm but not too hot. You can store the unused amounts in the refrigerator. For these little babies, just put one little drop on their lips at a time and let them suck that in. If they won't take the fluids, poke a drop in their mouth so they can taste some of it first. Some will just open their mouths wide and start sucking away. If their eyes are open, you can let them take the syringe in their mouth and gently give them a few drops. If a lot falls out of their mouth or comes out the nose, you're going way too fast. Hold them upside down immediately for 10 seconds, then blot the fluids off their nose and out of their nostrils then wait about one minute before you continue. Give tiny, eyes-closed pink babies 1 cc every two hours; fully furred eyes-closed babies 1-2 cc about every two hours; open-eyed babies 2-4 cc every three hours until a rehabber calls you back with your instructions. If the baby is gagging or unresponsive to feeding, take it immediately to a rehabber and request lactated ringers. If done properly, these should help get the baby feeding again. Feed every two hours around the clock until the baby squirrel is two weeks old. After that, feed every three hours until their eyes open. Then feed the baby every four hours until weaned, which is between seven and ten weeks old. They need to be stimulated to go to the bathroom when their eyes are closed so before and after each feeding of fluids you will need to gently wipe the genital and anal area with a warm, moist cotton ball or Q-tip until they pee or poop. Otherwise their stomach will bloat and may result in death. Their mothers do this for them in the wild. If they are very dehydrated and haven't eaten in a while, they may not pee for a quite a few feedings and may not poop for a day. If the baby is feeding well and hydrating and continuously growing without incident, feed it every hour for four to six hours. Use the following recipe as a guideline: 1 part powdered puppy milk replacer 2 parts distilled water 1/4 part whipping cream (not whipped cream) or plain yogurt Microwaving is fine. Like liquids, introduce this soft food gradually. Like the Pedialyte, however, you will move up the feeding steps rather quickly. Do not mix Pedialyte and formula. Start with a weak formula mixture. 4 parts water to 1 part powder for 1 day. 3 parts water to 1 part powder for 1 day. 2 parts water to 1 part powder until weaning. Once your little one is ready for solid food (when its eyes are open), you can use Rodent Blocks by Kaytee, Oxbow, or Mazuri found at most pet stores. They contain the right amount and right types of nutrients. You can also buy blocks specifically made for squirrels at HenrysPets.com. Give the squirrel blocks until he is released. Start with healthy vegetables (broccoli, spring mix, kale, etc). Once the baby is eating all blocks and veggies, you can slowly introduce fruits and nuts. Give only one nut per day and only 1-2 small pieces of fruit per day. Like a human baby it will also let you know when it's done with formula by pushing it away. If your squirrel pees on the food, don't worry, it's just what baby squirrels do. Give them small amounts of just one food at a time to be sure it doesn't get diarrhea. Avoid picking acorns from the ground as many contain an invisible toxin that can quickly kill a squirrel.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use oral syringes. Check the baby's temperature. Feed hairless, pink babies with great care. Provide the proper amount. Stimulate the baby squirrels. Decrease the time between feedings. Warm the food. Wean your baby. Do not introduce nuts as a first food.

People tend to move away when bullying happens. Fleeing the scene leaves the person being bullied alone, vulnerable, and embarrassed, as they become more visible to onlookers. Instead, move towards the person being bullied and sit, walk, or stand alongside them. If a close friend is being bullied, make arrangements, so you can be with them in situations where bullying typically happens. For example, you can plan to walk with them in-between classes or on the way to school. Even if you don't know the person being bullied, move towards and stand with them. Showing bravery in these situations breaks the "spell" that bullying can cast on bystanders. Many of your peers want to do the right thing but are too afraid. If you take the first step, some will follow. If you sense that you might get hurt, leave and go quickly to get an adult. When bullying happens, people tend to freeze up and wait to see what will happen next. Instead of watching passively, you can determine what happens next and redirect everyone towards something positive. Change the subject or create a diversion and try to include the person being bullied in a positive way. You can say things like, "this is too much drama for a Monday." Or "the bell's about to ring. Let's go." Try to compliment the person being bullied in some way. Engage the person being bullied in conversation. Even if you don't know the person well, you can ask them if they saw a recent movie or have weekend plans. If you're struggling to find something to say and things are heating up, create a diversion. Spill a bottle of water, drop your books, slam a locker, or set off a timer. Diversions break the tension and let everyone reevaluate what to do. Often the best way to diffuse a bullying situation is to help the person being bullied get awayespecially if the bullying has attracted a large audience and things are getting tense. Encourage the person being bullied to leave with you and walk in the direction of an adult. You can say something simple like: "hey, let's get out of here." Asking the person being bullied for help with something is a great strategy. You ask for help with last-minute homework, ask them to come with you on an errand, or even pretend that you lost something and need their help finding it. It can be hard not to take bullying to heart. Tell the person that's being bullied that the problem is not with them. Just reminding them that bullies are the ones who feel insecure can be a real help. Say something like,"You're really strong. The bully is the one who's weak because they need to pick on people to feel good. It's not cool." Tell them that you are free to talk if they feel upset in any way. Encourage them to tell an adult and offer to go with them when they report it.
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Position yourself as close to a person being bullied as possible. Shift the focus away from bullying. Leave with the person being bullied. Reassure the person being bullied that it's not their fault.