Problem: Article: If you are using a towel, make sure that you do not have any fibers from the towel on the index finger you are using to insert the contact lens. Avoid drying your hands with paper towels, as these tend to leave more fibers on your finger. With her head tilted slightly back, ask her to look forward and then slightly upward. Try not to hover immediately above her eyes; this might cause her to instinctively blink more. Instead, place her shoulder against your side, so she is standing next to you, as opposed to in front of you. This will ensure that the contact lens is not inside out. Make sure that the lens you have on your finger corresponds to the correct eye. It is likely that your child may need a different prescription strength in each eye, so make sure you have selected the correct lens for each eye. Many contact lens cases will have a label for each eye; for example, the case for the right eye's lens might read "R" on the lid. Your child will probably need to gently pull up the skin of his upper eyelid toward his eyebrow using his index finger in order to keep his eye open for the insertion. The bottom eyelid may also need to be pulled gently down, toward the cheek. The lens should stick to the eye almost like a suction cup once it comes in contact with it. Try to center the lens over the iris of the eye. As you approach the eye, ask your child not to focus on the lens itself as this will increase her risk of blinking before you can properly insert it. Instead, encourage her to look just to the right of your finger, but while still looking upward. Make sure the lens is well-lubricated with solution so it is not too dry. If the lens is too dry, it might not come easily off your finger as you try to insert it. This will help the lens adjust to the curve of the eye. He may need to blink a few additional times to fit the lens. Be sure he does not blink too rapidly because this may cause the lens to fall out.
Summary: Wash your hands with soap and warm water and dry them thoroughly. Position your child so she is facing you. Place the contact lens so it is curved like a bowl on the tip of your index finger. Ask your child to open his eye as wide as possible. Gently place the contact lens onto your child's open eye as your child is looking upward. Ask your child to take one slow blink. Repeat these steps for the other eye.

Problem: Article: Select it in the equip bar at the bottom of the screen to do so. The map will be blank when you first create it, but you can fill it by moving around the world while holding it. The map will not fill itself unless you are holding it as your active item while moving through the world. Press the right mouse button or the left trigger, or tap and hold the screen (mobile). You should see the map open. On mobile, you can also tap Create Map if you see this option at the bottom of the screen. It may take a few moments for the map to fill the first time you use it. Your map will begin filling in the direction you are currently looking. North will always be at the top of the map. You'll see the world begin to appear on your map from a top-down perspective. The first map you create is a 1:1 representation of the world, so each pixel on the map represents a single block in the world. As you walk while using the map, you'll see the edges of the map start to fill with data. Your initial map will only fill until the space is taken up. Maps do not scroll to show more space, so you'll need to expand your map to see more. Your location will be noted by a white oval on the map. If you constructed your map without a compass (Bedrock Edition only), there will be no indicator.
Summary: Equip your map. Bring up the map view. Walk around while using the map. Find your player indicator.

Problem: Article: It's the blue chat bubble with a white lightning bolt on your home screen or in the app drawer. Use this method if you want all photos in Messenger to automatically save to your Android's gallery. It's the gray person's head at the top-right corner of the screen. All incoming photos will now save to your device.
Summary: Open Messenger. Tap the Profile icon. Tap Photos & Media. Slide the "Save Photos" switch to the On position.

Problem: Article: If not cooked long enough, the biscuits or cookies can remain too soft. The baking tray or sheet is important when baking biscuits or cookies. Too slim a base, and they can burn; sides that are too high, and the biscuits or cookies can cook unevenly, leaving some of them too soft. If the biscuits or cookies came out fine but have gone soft since, some of the following might be the cause: The biscuits or cookies were not allowed to cool on the tray/sheet. Resist moving them too quickly from the tray/sheet - a little of the cooking time continues the tray/sheet. Simply loosen them, leave on the tray/sheet to cool for a short time, then move to the wire cooling rack to cool completely. The biscuits or cookies were placed in their storage container before they had fully cooled down. Warmth brings moisture with it and if you transfer biscuits or cookies that are even only slightly warm to an airtight container, you effectively trap the moisture in, creating a perfect softening environment. Wait until the biscuits or cookies are cold before storing. The storage container is not airtight. Any air getting into a container will cause biscuits and cookies to soften. Replace with an airtight container.
Summary:
Consider the cooking time. Check the baking tray or sheet. Review your storage methods.