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Border Collies (also known as BCs) exceed almost every other dog breed in intelligence and energy, and are only good matches for responsible, dedicated, informed, and experienced dog owners. Never buy a Border Collie because of their cute appearance, or because your friend has a really nice one. And always dedicate a large amount of research time before purchasing or adopting a Collie. Border Collies are high energy and require a lot of exercise and room to roam freely. They don't do well in apartments or confined spaces. They really need a large yard or some land to roam around. Responsible breeders are the best source for those who desire a show or competition dog; however, if you are interested simply in a quality pet, consider adopting from a specialized breed rescue. This will allow you to give a home to a dog in need while still getting the breed that you want. You can sometimes buy a Border Collie from a pet store. But this is not really recommended, as you will generally have no idea of the puppy's health, breeding, or history, and will most likely be supporting a puppy mill. You could also consider buying from a "backyard," or casual, breeder. This is also unadvised for the lack of information you will receive about the dog. Consider adopting from a shelter. This is a preferred route for those wishing to help dogs in need. But this is often unadvised due to the lack of information and because shelters are often unable to provide for the Border Collies' special needs, resulting in a badly behaved dog. Adopting from a breed-specific rescue, however, is a reasonable and kind way to acquire your dog. Once you have found some Border Collies, go meet them and see if you like any of them. Remember that this is a big decision and you shouldn't make it lightly. Never adopt a dog sight unseen, no matter how cute it may seem in pictures. You need to interact with the dog in person and make sure there is a connection between you two. You also need to make sure the dog seems healthy. Consider bringing your other family members to meet your potential new dog. It is important to gauge how the dog will interact with the whole family. You may also want to bring any existing pets to make sure they will get along. You don't want to accidentally create a situation in which none of your animals can coexist together.

summary: Consider carefully. Choose where to purchase your Border Collie. Interact with many dogs before making a choice.

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Keep clean diapers, wipes, creams, and clean clothes in an easy-to-reach space. If you don't use a changing table, keep all your supplies in a basket so that it'll be easy to grab everything you need all at once. If you can, take 2 to 3 minutes to play with, sing to, and interact with your baby before changing their diaper (if they're screaming or need to be changed ASAP, you obviously might not have the luxury to do this). Getting them into a good mood before changing their diaper could help them calm down a little, and it could turn into a bonding moment for the two of you. Even as you change the diaper, continue talking to your baby and interacting with them. Pick something that your baby doesn't play with on a daily basis so that it will really capture their interest. Items that are bright in color, crinkly, reflective, or loud are great options that will captivate and distract your baby. Just make sure the item is baby-safe and that they won't be able to accidentally swallow or choke on it. Depending on your child, you may need to introduce new toys every few days. Have a small basket beside the changing station that is stocked with options to make changing time even easier. as fast as you can. Babies generally dislike those brief 30 seconds while their bottom is exposed, the temperature changes, and their body is being moved around. Make the experience as quick and as pleasant as possible to reduce the wriggling. Of course, make sure to thoroughly clean your baby and apply any necessary creams or ointments! When you're first starting to change diapers on a newborn baby, it may take you a little while to get the hang of things. Don't worry! The more you practice (and you'll have dozens of opportunities to practice every day) the more efficient you'll become at diaper changing.

summary: Have the diaper-changing station stocked and ready to use. Use humor to get the baby in a happy mood. Give your baby a toy to distract them while you're changing their diaper. Change the baby's diaper

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How long this takes depends on how dry or humid it is where you live. Paint will dry faster in dry climates and slower in humid climates. As the paint dries, it will take on a more chalky finish. Discard any leftover paint from when you applied the first coat; this type of paint does not store well, even in closed containers. This is very important. Just because paint feels dry to the touch does not mean that it is dry underneath and ready to use. Leave your project alone for 3 full days. If you use it too soon, the paint may peel off or turn tacky. Do not seal the paint with wax or acrylic sealers, or you won't be able to use it as a chalkboard.
summary: Let the paint dry for a few hours. Let the paint dry and cure for 3 days.