Problem: Article: Infants with cradle cap often have other symptoms related to dry, easily-irritated skin. Use a humidifier in your baby's room to keep the air moist and humid so his or her skin doesn't get too dry. Applying a moisturizer while the scalp is still slightly damp and warm after bathing can help trap moisture in the skin, preventing it from becoming dry and scaly. Use a lotion or ointment formulated for babies' sensitive skin. Cradle cap is in some cases caused by an allergy to baby formula. If your baby has red patches on his or her face and experiences diarrhea and other allergy symptoms in addition to cradle cap, talk to your doctor about switching to a formula that is healthier for your baby.
Summary: Humidify your home. Moisturize the baby's scalp after bathing. Consider the baby's diet.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Leave out some comic books and snacks or something of that nature to keep them occupied without waking you or the other boys up too early. Put on some quiet, early morning television so the early birds are easily subdued and entertained. After the sleepover you could be left with an intimidating mess. It's important to include the boys in the clean-up in a way that's fun to encourage responsibility and reduce the time you spend cleaning alone. Make sure everyone has their belongings packed. Ask the boys which shoes, clothes, toiletries, etc are theirs and then make sure they are all packed with the right person. Try to make it fun by offering small candy bars or other snacks for the boys who finish cleaning up the quickest. Get creative and think of other ways to incentivize clean-up time. Intervene and show them the proper way to clean if they're confused. For example, show them how to correctly fold clothes, make beds, or clean up small stains so they will know for future incidents. Many young boys from toddlers to teenagers hate waking up early, but you need to set a time when they have to leave. If they're being especially resistant, there are a few tactics you can use to get the sleepy heads out of bed. Pick a wake-up time that's close to their school wake-up time. Kids are more likely to awaken at times that coincide with their usual routine. Use food to entice them. Bring in a fresh stack of pancakes or a steaming plate of bacon as incentives for getting out of bed. When all else fails, turn on the lights and loudly announce that it's time to wake up. This method may annoy them for a time, but sometimes it's necessary to be the disciplinarian. Check in with their parents to make sure they had a good time or to keep tabs with a guest that had to leave early. Forming relationships with their parents can also be a good method to entice them into hosting sleepovers in the future.

SUMMARY: Have a plan for early-risers. Encourage a communal clean-up. Don't be afraid to wake everyone up on time. Keep in contact with the boys' parents.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are going to be in a situation where your toddler will have to sit still, start preparing early. Let your toddler know what the situation will be and what kind of behavior you expect. Typical situations include: Restaurant meals. Even more than meals eaten at home, meals eaten at restaurants demand good behavior. Don't expect miracles choose family-friendly restaurants but let your toddler know that he or she needs to sit still and behave. Haircuts. If your toddler wiggles, fidgets, and jumps around, it will be very difficult to manage a good haircut. Explain this to your child in advance, and suggest that he or she sit as still as possible and watch the haircut in the mirror. Medical examinations. Children do need to sit still during medical exams, especially for blood tests and other lab work. Prepare your child in advance. During the exam, try to occupy your child as best you can. Distract by pointing out colorful paintings or drawings, and use your imagination: a drop of blood can be a ladybug or raspberry juice. Church, concerts, and theater performances. Again, prepare your child in advance. Understand, though, that your child may not be able to sit still for something as lengthy as a church service or a concert. Plan to take quick breaks, taking your child outside to burn off some energy. You cannot expect a hungry, thirsty, exhausted, or otherwise uncomfortable toddler to sit still and behave; it will not happen. Don't attempt any event that requires sitting still without feeding your toddler and making sure his or her other needs are met. When your child needs to sit still, whether it's during a meal or at a doctor's appointment, it helps to offer a distraction. Have your child focus on a painting on the wall, his or her image in the mirror, a silly song or story anything that works. If necessary, bring favorite toys, picture books, and snacks. In rare cases, you may want to break out a cartoon or electronic device. This can work when you really need your child to stay still as at the doctor's office or barber shop. But don't use this strategy very often; you'll only teach your child to zone out in front of a screen. When your toddler is running around, you can dress him or her in play clothes and sneakers. When you are doing something that will require "best behavior," change clothing to reflect your expectations. Teach your child to recognize the difference. Do not, however, dress your child in anything too stiff, uncomfortable, or confining. This could backfire, making your child more fidgety than ever. Children have the right to play and enjoy a carefree childhood, but you still have to keep things under control. Remember that you set the rules, and you need to expect your toddler to respect them. At the same time, keep your expectations in check. Don't punish a toddler for failing to sit quietly through an hour-long church service; that's not fair. But do consider mild, age-appropriate punishments for bad behavior. Although you are the authority, you can still give your child some control. Let your toddler make some decisions. Will he or she sit in your lap or in a chair? Does he or she want apple slices or cheese cubes? Permitting your toddler to make some choices will allow a sense of independence and control. Let your toddler know that you are proud when he or she sits quietly and behaves well.
Summary: Prepare your child. Make sure your child's basic needs are met. Distract your child. Dress your child to suit the activity. Be an authority figure. Give your child choices. Praise good behavior.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Open up the drop-down Tools menu in the top toolbar of Google Earth. If you have an earlier version than v4.3, access the flight simulator by pressing Control+Alt+A, Control+A, or Command+Option+A then pressing enter. After this feature has been activated at least once, it appears under the tools menu. A small window should now open up. There are three parts to this: aircraft, start position and joystick. Aircraft - Choose the airplane you would like to fly. The SR22 is a slower plane and easier for beginners while the F-16 is for more intermediate to expert users. In this guide, we are using the F-16 as an example. Start Position - You can either your current view, starting off from an airport of a major city or your last position on the flight simulator. Beginners should use the New York airport. Joystick - Check the box if you are using a joystick to control your airplane. Since it is almost impossible to see the runways without aids, take every runway you might land at, and draw a path along the length of the runway. Make the runways of different colours and set the width to 5mm. The runways are very clearly visible in mid-air now. Turn on Borders/Labels and Transportation. Again, this is to help you navigate.
Summary:
Open the simulator. Establish your settings. At the bottom of the box click "Start Flight". Wait a few seconds for the map to load. Choose all the airports you will be landing at regularly. Open up the sidebar.