In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you have checked for hunger, pain, and discomfort, and have soothed your child, she may continue to cry. Sometimes babies just need to cry, especially in the first three months. Normal prolonged crying sounds like ordinary fussy crying. Your baby may be overly stimulated or have excessive energy. A fantastic resource to help you understand normal prolonged crying is the Period of PURPLE Crying (https://dontshake.org/purple-crying). This program provides materials to help you understand the characteristics of crying in normal, healthy babies. Normal prolonged crying can last up to five hours per day. A baby with colic will cry intensely with no cause. The cry sounds distressed and is often high-pitched. It may sound like your baby's pain cry. Your baby may show signs of physical stress: clenching of the fists, curled up legs, and stomach clenching. Your baby may pass gas or soil his diaper at the end of an episode of colic crying. Colic crying happens at least three hours per day, more than three days per week, for at least three weeks. Unlike normal prolonged crying, colic crying tends to occur at the same time every day, around the time of normal fussy crying. Try to keep a diary of when your baby cries and for how long if your baby seems to cry a lot. Talk to your doctor if you are not sure if the crying is due to colic or not. The cause of colic is unknown. There is no proven remedy. Soothe a colicky baby, and hold him upright when nursing to limit stomach gas. Your baby should not cry from colic after three or four months of age. Colic does not have any lasting ill effects on a baby's health or growth. Some cries may be telling you that something is seriously wrong. An abnormal cry may be very high-pitched, up to three times as high as your baby's normal cry. It may also be unusually low-pitched. A high or low cry that persists may indicate a severe illness. If your infant is crying in a way that sounds strange to you, call a doctor. If your baby has been dropped or bumped and is crying abnormally, see a doctor right away. If your baby is crying abnormally and moving less or eating less than normal, she needs to see a doctor. Call the doctor if you notice unusual or fast or heavy breathing, or movements your baby does not ordinarily make. Call an ambulance if your baby is blue in the face, especially the mouth.
Summary: Recognize normal prolonged crying. Determine colic crying. Recognize abnormal crying.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before the first day of school, it can help to take a practice run so you know how long it will take to walk, bike or drive to school. Then, know exactly where to go for your first class. Get a list of required school supplies from the school or the school's website. Go shopping for your supplies and make sure you have them all ready to take to school. Start off your first day of school with a good night's sleep. Being well rested will help fend off any nervousness you may be feeling. Try to get at least 8 to 9 hours of sleep if you're over 12, or 10 to 11 hours of sleep if you're between 7 and 11 years old. You might be too nervous to eat much, but it's important that you give your body some fuel to get through until lunchtime. Eat something with protein, such as peanut butter toast or eggs. Lay out your outfit for the first day of school the night before. Then you won't be rushing around for a clean pair of pants or your other shoe in the morning. It will help you start your day off calmly when you can envision yourself walking into school wearing a particular outfit. If you're wearing a school uniform, make sure to get it early and make sure it fits well. Wearing well-fitting clothes will help you feel better about starting a new school. Make sure you leave lots of time in the morning to get to school. You don't want to be rushing into your classroom after the bell rings. Arriving early may also give you a chance to chat with a few other students and hopefully make a few new friends. Your parents have gone through many transitions and have attended new schools. Ask them about how they felt making new friends. Remember that if you have moved to a new town, your parents are also going through a transition and needing to adjust to a new job or to make new friends. You can ask them about their day too, and maybe even give them some pointers on adjusting to a new situation.
Summary: Do a practice run of your first day. Get your school supplies together. Get a good night's sleep. Eat a good breakfast. Get your outfit ready. Leave early for school. Talk with your parents about your concerns.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You want the outside to cook quickly, but not burn. A takoyaki pan is a metal pan that resembles a muffin tin. It has small round holes for each piece of takoyaki. If you don't have a takoyaki pan, a mini muffin tin will suffice. Generously brush the takoyaki pan with oil. Use a pasty brush to do this. Be careful when working with oil over a hot pan. Don't forget to oil the ridges in between the small bowls in the pan. Fill the holes with the batter completely. It is ok for the batter to overflow slightly. To make this easier, use a measuring cup with a handle to pour the batter. This will also help with spilling and mess. Do this by putting 3 pieces of octopus into each takoyaki. Sprinkle on 1/2 cup of chopped green onion. After that, sprinkle on the tenkasu and powdered katsuobushi. The takoyaki will now need to brown. If you like red ginger, you can also about 2 tablespoons of Beni shoga to the batter. During this time, the base of the takoyaki will brown. Don't turn or disturb the takoyaki during these three minutes. Let the takoyaki cook until the timer goes off. Afterwards, you will flip the takoyaki. Use long skewers to do this by cutting and scraping the batter between each takoyaki. Turn each piece 180 degrees so that the cooked portion on the bottom of the each ball faces upwards. Stuff the edges as you turn them so the ball ends up a nice rounded shape. To stuff the edges, push any pieces of takoyaki that are sticking up under the edge of each hole. Use the skewers to do this so you don't get burnt. During this time, turn the balls constantly. This will make sure the takoyaki cook evenly. The takoyaki should be golden brown on all sides when cooked. When the 4 minute timer goes off, it is time to plate the takoyaki. Use the skewers to do this as they will be very hot. You will now add the sauces. Pour takoyaki sauce and spicy Japanese mayonnaise over them. Sprinkle dried seaweed and some katsuobushi flakes on top. Serve immediately, but be careful as the takoyaki will be very hot inside.
Summary:
Heat the takoyaki pan on medium high heat. Wait until you see smoke rising from the pan before adding the batter. Add the octopus, green onion, tenkatsu and powdered katsuobushi to the takoyaki. Set a three minute timer. Break the connected batter between each bowl after the timer goes off. Set a timer for 4 minutes. Transfer the takoyaki to a plate.