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How to treat eczema in children
Consult with your child's pediatrician before treating suspected eczema.
The cause of eczema's can be difficult to determine, and it can be difficult to diagnose. Relying on the expertise of medical professionals is the best way to ensure that your child is receiving the best care for his condition.

OUT: There is no test that can confirm the existence of eczema, so a physical examination and the consideration of hereditary and environmental factors are usually utilized to determine its presence. Your child's pediatrician may refer you to an allergist.

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How to store herbs
Choose fresh and firm herbs to store.
When you're selecting herbs, you want to pick very perky bunches and avoid any with lots of wilting leaves, or any sliminess or spotting. Generally, leafy herbs will spoil more quickly, compared to heartier herbs, which can be stored more easily.

OUT: Leafy herbs include basil, cilantro, parsley, and mint, and should be stored in water in the fridge. Hearty herbs include sage, rosemary, thyme, and dill.

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How to prune a dappled willow
Prune for rejuvenation in early winter.
You can prune a dappled willow as early as the beginning of winter, when the plant has gone dormant. You can prune it once the weather has turned cold for good in your area.

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You may be able to prune it as early as late november. Prune before mid-to late spring.