Pour water that has just boiled over your Barbie's hair, or dip her head into boiled water for about 10 seconds. Be very careful when boiling and handling hot water, and avoid getting it on anything other than the Barbie's hair. Boiling water and handling boiled water should be performed by an adult. Children should get help from a parent or guardian for this step. If you cannot get adult supervision or you can't or don't want to boil water, you can simply use the warmest water from your sink. There's a chance your Barbie's curls won't last quite as long, but it should achieve about the same effect. Let your Barbie cool for a few minutes after applying hot water to the hair. Then put her into your freezer to allow the hair to cool and set. Leave your Barbie in the freezer for about 30-60 minutes, or until the hair is hardened/frozen, before removing it. Ensure that the doll isn't near open food items or anything else that could stick to it in the freezer. Set your Barbie on a bath towel or paper towel and allow the hair to thaw out and dry completely. Be prepared to wait several hours for this to happen, otherwise the curls will not hold. Start this process before bed and leave your Barbie's hair to dry overnight for an easy way to wait patiently before your final results. To speed up the drying process, you can also blot at the hair periodically with an absorbent towel. Just make sure you don't pull out any of the braids or curlers while doing so. When the Barbie's hair is dry, carefully undo the braids or remove the straws, foil, or pipe cleaners you used as curlers. Do this gently without straightening out the resulting curls. Remember to unfold the ends of pipe cleaners or aluminum foil, or remove the bobby pins from either end of a straw, before pulling them out. Take out your first braid or curler slowly and check to see if the hair is still damp. If it is, redo the braid or curl as best you can, and leave the whole head of hair to dry for longer before taking everything out.
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One-sentence summary -- Dip Barbie's head into hot water. Place your Barbie into the freezer. Allow the hair to dry completely. Pull your braids/curlers out gently.

The ideal time to clean a tub is immediately following a bath, but if it's been a while, you want to make sure you won't be bathing with any dirt or mildew. Spray your tub with a mixture of 1/2 warm water and 1/2 white vinegar. Allow the solution to stand for 15 minutes, then wipe with a cloth or sponge. Rinse with clean water, then wipe again. Alternatively, you can use a purpose made bathroom cleaning product, wipes and sprays are available. You may have to flip a lever near the faucet, or you may have a rubber stopper or bath plug that blocks the drain. If you're not sure if your plug is working, fill the bath with just a little water. The water level won't change if your plug is effective. If your plug is broken, missing, or ineffective, you can make a temporary stopper so you can still enjoy your bath: Use a flat rubber jar gripper--the thing you use to help open stubborn lids--and lay it over the drain. Wet a large hand towel and twist it, stuffing it into the drain. Just don't push it down too far. Place an unused single-cup coffee pod in the open drain. If it's a pop-up plug, get some plumber's putty and make a seal around the plug. While you may find a scalding bath relaxing, too-hot water actually agitates your nervous system and can cause a drop in your blood pressure. Your heart will start pumping harder, and you may feel dizzy or sick. On top of that, it can actually make it more difficult for you to relax and fall asleep after a hot bath. Use a thermometer if you want to ensure you don't run your bath too hot--this is especially important if you are pregnant. Remember that once you step into the tub, the water level will rise. If you fill it to the very top, water is going to spill over the sides and create a spillage and water could go everywhere. Place a bath mat or towel on the floor to catch any water that might slosh out while you bathe or drip off your body when you get out. This will help prevent you from slipping and falling when you step out of the bath. As you soak in the warm water, your body will start to try cooling you down by sweating. You can quickly become dehydrated, so make sure you are replacing those fluids by drinking plenty of water. Applying a cold washcloth to your forehead can keep you from overheating. Drink lemon or cucumber water and skip the diuretics (like soda, coffee, alcohol, or caffeinated tea), as these will further dehydrate your body if liked. If you find you get a headache after a bath, drinking water and releasing heat by cooling your forehead, hands, or feet should help.
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One-sentence summary -- Rinse the bathtub if it hasn't been cleaned recently. Plug the drain and begin filling the tub with water. Adjust the temperature of the water so that it is no hotter than 100F (38C). Fill the tub until it is about 2/3 full, then turn off the water. Bring something cool to drink and a washcloth soaked in cold water if desired.

How much you spend will, of course, depend on the number of guests and your finances, but a majority of parents spend less than $200.00. Don't feel as though you need to spend a particular amount, or keep pace with other parents. You've already spent plenty on your child in their first year, so their first birthday should be focused on them, rather than the staging of an elaborate social affair. An infant might be scared by a lot of strangers, especially adults, so limit your guest list to family and close friends. Also consider how many people your budget can accommodate. Food costs, particularly, can add up quickly as your guest list grows. The guest of honor won't care one way or another, but your older guests might enjoy a colorful, creative theme party. Plus, your keepsake photos will be a lot more fun if they include decorations, hats and colorful food. Some ideas to consider: Cartoon or superhero themes Color themes Animal themes A circus theme Although your baby might feel the most relaxed at home, you may need to consider another space to accommodate a larger guest list. If you've decided on a theme, perhaps it lends itself to a particular location, like a park or the zoo. If somewhat older children are attending, consider a kid-friendly restaurant.
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One-sentence summary -- Stick to a budget. Keep it small. Pick a theme. Pick a location that fits your theme and guest list.

The reason you are in school is to learn and get a proper education, so take the energy you would normally spend thinking about your teacher and re-focus on it and also on your work. You'll see improvements in your academic performance and it will take your mind off your teacher. Thoughts frequently lead to action and visualizing something makes it more likely to occur and people will see you. Thinking about your teacher increases your chances of doing something you might later regret. Try focusing on things about your teacher that you don't like. The idea here is not to dwell on the negatives, but to remind yourself that the relationship was not as perfect as you remember it being, e.g. Age difference, appearances. Interact with your teacher in class, but do not seek them out or try to spend time with them outside of your designated class time. It just isn't right for you, especially as they are probably quite a bit older than you. It is generally okay to date a person older than you in later life, but a young person dating an older teacher is often considered inappropriate. Do not contact them on social media or try to meet with them outside of school. Respect their position as your teacher and give them the space that they need to do that job well. Making decisions in advance about how you will handle your impulses can help you to be more successful in conquering them. Think about how you'd like to act when talking to your teacher and then follow through on your plan.
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Focus on your studies. Stop thinking about your teacher romantically. Limit your interactions with your teacher. Utilize if-then planning.