Be patient and gentle with your child, even if you're frustrated by their behavior. Don't make a habit of scolding or criticizing them, or they won't want to open up to you. Show them that you care about them and want to listen to them. If you need to discipline your child, don't do it out of anger. Stay calm and make sure your child understands why the discipline is happening. Build trust by listening to your child when they talk to you. Take their feelings and concerns seriously. During an opportune moment, ask your child if they want to talk about anything. Bring up any concerning symptoms you've noticed. For instance, you could say, "What's been on your mind lately, Elise? I've noticed you don't come out of your room much these days. Is everything OK?" Choose a time when you and your child are not busy or distracted. Many kids just need a little prompting to start talking, but if your child clams up, don't push them to open up to you. Try again another time. Whatever your child tells you, give them your full attention. Don't interrupt. If your child seems to be having a hard time expressing themselves, ask questions to help them find the words they need, but don't put words in their mouth. For instance, if your son is having problems making friends at school, you could say, "It sounds like you're feeling bad about yourself because the other kids don't ask you to play with them. Is that right?" Your child may not know how to identify and express their feelings, especially if they're young. They may also feel embarrassed to talk about their problems. Pay attention to their body language and the things they're not saying in addition to what they're telling you. For instance, if your daughter squirms, avoid eye contact, and folds her arms while telling you that nothing is wrong, she may not be telling the truth. Try asking a few gentle questions to help her open up. Make a habit of talking to your child every day. Learn what their life is like who they spend time with, how they feel about school, and what their hopes and worries are. When you're in tune with your child, you'll notice more quickly when something is off.

Summary: Help your child trust you. Ask your child how they've been feeling lately. Listen to your child. Read between the lines. Check in with your child regularly.

This is the tab that opens by default when Dropbox opens, and will display all of the files and folders stored on your Dropbox account. Selecting a file will display a preview of it in the right-hand frame. When you first start Dropbox, the only thing you'll find here is the "Getting Started" document that outlines some basic features of the computer version of Dropbox. You can use folders to organize your files. The photos will be sorted by upload date. Anything on your dropbox account that you've marked as a Favorite will be downloaded and stored on your iPad. You can then access this file even if your iPad is not connected to the internet. This tab allows you to see how much space you have available, turn Camera Upload on or off, enable a passcode lock for the Dropbox app, and link your Dropbox app with a computer.

Summary: Select the File tab to view your files. Select the Photos tab to view photos stored on your Dropbox account. Select the Favorites tab to view files that you have marked for local storage. Select the Settings tab to adjust your Dropbox app and account settings.

Benzoyl peroxide is a popular product in acne products. It kills the acne-causing bacteria and helps to open up your pores, so applying it around your nose will help get rid of the acne. Look for products that contain benzoyl peroxide, which can be in concentrations of 2.5% to 10%. Products include cleansers or spot treatments. Benzoyl peroxide may dry out your skin or cause stinging, burning, and redness at the site of application. Use it only as directed on the package. Salicylic acid is another acne medication. You can find salicylic acid in over-the-counter cleansers and spot treatments to use for your nose acne. Available products contain between 0.5% to 5% concentration of salicylic acid. Salicylic acid can include skin irritation and stinging. Use only as directed. Differin gel (adapalene) is a retinoid gel that is available without a prescription. It is especially good at opening pores and treating and preventing blackheads, which are common in nose acne. Note that retinoids can be irritating and dry out your skin, especially when you first begin treatment. Make sure you follow the instructions on the packaging and use as directed. To help prevent acne on your nose and the rest of your face, wash your face daily, twice a day if you can. You should also wash after any sweaty activity. A lot of sweat can increase acne. Wash your face gently with light circular motions. Don't wash your face too much. More than twice a day is not recommended. You can apply a pore strip to your nose after washing your face, then allow the strip to dry and harden. As the strip dries, the comedonal plugs (dirt in your pores) are attracted to the adhesive on the strip. When you remove the strip, you will see small pieces of dirt stuck to the strip that have come out of your pores. You have to apply the strip to wet, clean skin or it will not work properly. Make sure that you wait until the strip is completely dry to remove it. Then pull it off slowly. Some cosmetics can irritate your skin and cause acne. If you have trouble with acne on your nose, consider going without makeup or use as little makeup as possible. When choosing foundations, go for oil-free and noncomedogenic makeups that won't clog your pores. The chemicals and oils in makeup, even hypoallergenic makeup, can be clog your pores and cause breakouts. Always remove all makeup before going to sleep. This helps reduce clogged pores. You should make sure to protect your face, especially your nose, from the sun. Too much sun exposure and tanning beds can damage your skin, and damaged skin is at a high risk for acne. If you are going to be out in the sun, wear sunblock. You can choose to wear a separate sunscreen or buy a daily moisturizer with sunblock in it. Some acne medications make your skin extremely sensitive to UV rays. Take caution in the sun if you are using these medications, which list sensitivity to the sun on the labels. Try these at home methods for at least three to four weeks. If the acne on your nose is showing no improvement, make an appointment to see a dermatologist. If you have moderate to severe acne, see a dermatologist before you try any of these methods to get a professional recommendation. Without that professional advice, you could cause more problems than you solve/ Your dermatologist may recommend other approaches to blackheads, whiteheads, or pimples on your nose. Nothing can replace having a trained physician physically examine and look at your unique skin. A dermatologist may recommend prescription medications, or alternative treatments such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, or light or laser treatments. They may also help immediately remove blackheads with a special tool called a comedone extractor.
Summary: Try a benzoyl peroxide cream or cleanser. Use an acne product with salicylic acid. Try an over-the-counter retinoid product. Wash your face daily. Try pore strips. Use makeup that won't cause acne. Wear sunblock on your face. See a doctor.