Write an article based on this "Back up your contacts. Back up your iPhone in with iCloud. Back up the important data on your Android phone. Save your pictures. Back up your SMS (text) messages."
article: Before wiping your phone, you may want to back up your contacts list. You'll be able to restore this list after you finish the reset procedure. If you're logged into your phone with a Google (Android) or iCloud (iPhone) account, the chances are good that all of your contacts are backed up in the cloud already. See Back Up an Android Phone on the Google Cloud for instructions on backing up your Android contacts. See Back Up iPhone Contacts for instructions on backing up contacts on an iPhone. If you're using an iPhone, you can use your free iCloud storage to quickly create a backup of your phone's important. This will allow you to restore after the reset process, saving your messages, contacts, and more. Connect your iPhone to the wall charger and to a Wi-Fi network. Open the Settings app and select "iCloud." Tap "Backup" and then tap "Back Up Now." You may have to toggle "iCloud Backup" on first. Wait while your iPhone backs up your essential data to iCloud. Your Google Play Store purchases (including apps) are all automatically saved to your Google account, but data that you've downloaded to your Android is not. This could include movies or music that you've downloaded directly to your device, documents you've saved, and more. There is no common back up tool for Android, but you can use your computer to quickly save any file on it. Connect your Android to your computer using the USB charging cable. Select "Transfer media files" from the USB menu that appears in the Android notification panel. Open your Computer/This PC window on your computer and then open your Android storage. If you're using a Mac, you may need to install Android File Transfer. Find the files you want to save. You can check your Downloads, Pictures, Music, and other folders for data that you may want to save. Copy these files to your computer to back them up. Your pictures may not be backed up automatically. You'll want to make sure any pictures on your device are saved before erasing everything on it. See Transfer Photos from Android to Computer for instructions on backing up your Android pictures. See Download Photos from Your iPhone to a Computer for several ways to back up pictures from your iPhone. Deleting your phone's memory will wipe out all of the text messages you've received. You'll be able to recover your email messages, but your text messages will need to be backed up. See Back Up SMS for a Samsung Galaxy Device to Your Computer for instructions that apply to all Android devices. Your iPhone backs up your messages to your iCloud account. When you log in after resetting your phone and restore your iCloud backup, the messages will be restored.

Write an article based on this "Tap on "Settings" from the Home screen of your Android device. Tap on the option that reads "Storage" or "SD & Phone Storage". Select the option for "Erase SD card" or "Format SD card". Tap on the option to confirm you want to erase the contents of your SD card when prompted to by your Android."
article: Your "Settings" app will be somewhere on your home screen. Scroll through your pages until you find it. Your "Settings" app may look slightly different depending on which version of Android you run, but for most phones it can be identified by the gear icon. Each version of Android may have a different name for this area. Look for the option that has the word "Storage" in it. You can identify the right option by the SD card icon. On this screen, you will see info on your total SD card space, your available free space, and an option to "Unmount SD Card" and "Format SD Card". If the "Format SD Card" option is grayed out, you will first have to unmount your SD card. Tap on "Unmount SD Card" in this case. Your Android device will begin to format your micro SD card, and erase all its contents. You may see several screens that ask you if you are sure that you wish to format your SD card. Doing so will erase all the content on the card. Follow the prompts to erase and format your card. Once you have formatted, your card will be formatted to FAT32 filesystem type. All your content will be cleared, and you will have a new card formatted to your Android phone. Note: If you are using Android 6.0 Marshmallow, you will have the option to treat your SD card as either internal storage or portable storage. If you choose to use it as portable storage your SD card will be treated like any other removable storage, allowing you to remove it and transfer files to your computer or another device. If you make it internal, it will be formatted and not be allowed to be read by your computer. Your SD card will be treated as your main storage system.

Write an article based on this "Start weaning the kitten off of her mother's milk at around 4 weeks of age. Separate the kitten from her mother. Teach the kitten to lap milk using kitten milk replacer in a shallow bowl. Introduce solid food."
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Kittens need to be weaned off mother's milk and onto solid foods before adoption both for their health and to avoid bad habits like "wool sucking," where cat's chew and suck on things like fabric. The mother cat will wean her kittens on her own, usually by 8-10 weeks. If you are adopting a kitten before then, you will need to accelerate the weaning process: At 4 weeks, you can start putting the kitten by herself for a few hours at a time. Put her in a space with her own litter box, food, and water bowl. Put your finger just below the surface of a bowl of milk. The kitten will attempt to suckle your finger, but will then find it (instinctively) easier to lap at your finger, rather than suck. Do not give the kitten cow's milk, as this may upset their digestive system. Once the kitten can lap up milk, it is time to introduce moist solid foods. You'll want to start with a gruel-like consistency and slowly remove moisture until by 8-10 weeks, the kitten is eating dry food. To make the gruel, mix dry or canned kitten food with milk replacer until it is the consistency of oatmeal. Each day, gradually decrease the amount of milk replace until by week 6, the food is only lightly moistened. Sometime between weeks 8 and 10, the kitten should be eating dry food.