IN: What happens next?

A teen skateboards in a road, then he walks with a friend holding his skateboard, then they skateboard. A car enters the street where the teen skateboard. a youth

OPTIONS:
- skateboard on the road and a young intersection.
- skateboard in the street, then a boy get caught in a lane, but then he slip together.
- skateboard on ramp ramps and people walk upright.
- wearing a pink t-shirt skateboard on the street.

OUT: wearing a pink t-shirt skateboard on the street.

IN: What happens next?

A person is then seen putting the girl's hair up in several dos while showing it to the camera. the girl

OPTIONS:
- then puts around the dark curls as well as running her fingers through them.
- continues putting in her hair and ends by showing off her teeth.
- then runs through her hair while applying another dos and ends up looking pretty amazing.
- continues to show off hairstyles while smiling to the camera.

OUT: continues to show off hairstyles while smiling to the camera.

IN: What happens next?

How to breastfeed
Learn to breastfeed before your baby arrives.
While you and your baby will learn a lot about breastfeeding together, it's helpful to learn as much as you can in advance. Talk to women in your family and community to get support.

OPTIONS:
- In addition to breastfeeding your baby, you can provide a support network for women in your family. A support group helps you connect to other mothers who are going through the same experiences as your baby.
- Also study the techniques that women in your family use. Read books, teach yourself, watch tutorials, and watch videos about breastfeeding care and technique.
- If you don't know many other women who have breastfed, don't let that stop you. There are many resources-both online and locally-that can help you.
- Find support groups or other resources online at the drop-a-poo: http: // www.govia. Sign up with breastfeeding organizations like the american nurses association or the academy of nursing.

OUT:
If you don't know many other women who have breastfed, don't let that stop you. There are many resources-both online and locally-that can help you.