It is best to use a bra with molded cups and padding. It is also possible to use strapped bra, if you don't have a strapless. For maximum effect, this second bra should also have molded cups and padding. You may need to adjust the back closure a notch wider than usual to accommodate the bra underneath. Straps that cross in the back tend to pull the breasts together, creating more cleavage. You can convert your bra into an X-back by grasping the straps together behind your shoulder blades and lacing them through a paperclip or safety pin.

Summary: Put on a strapless bra. Put on a bra with straps over the strapless. Create an X-back for dramatic cleavage.

To create a calming soak, you can add a few tablespoons of epsom salts and a cup apple cider vinegar to the water. According to health specialists, these natural substances will not harm your baby or affect your pregnancy. Regardless of being pregnant, taking too many bubble baths a month can lead to vaginal irritation and infections. Limit your use of bubble bath when taking a bath while pregnant, and avoid using bubble bath more than twice a month. Avoid staying in the bath for more than one hour to cut down on your risk of infection. Enjoy a one hour soak to ease swollen limbs and relax your pregnant body. Rather than risk tripping or falling, especially when wet, ask your partner or a family member for help before getting out of the tub. Use a fresh towel to wipe off to avoid slipping on the bathroom floor.

Summary: Add epsom salts and apple cider vinegar to the water. Limit bubble baths to twice a month. Soak for no more than one hour. Allow someone to help you get out of the tub.

This is reverse polarity. As you are welding, keep your electrode extended between " and 3/8" from the contact tube. This will help make for a clean, regular weld. Use carbon dioxide as an economical choice to provide deeper penetration on steel. This will be too hot for thin metals though. Use argon for aluminum welding, and a mix of argon (75%) and carbon dioxide (25%) for thinner steel. The angle should not exceed 10 degrees in either technique. Keep the wire at the front edge of your weld pool. This will give you greater control over your weld. Drag welding pulls the bead along with the tip. This will give you a deeper penetration and a narrower bead. Push welding pushes the bead with the tip. This will give you a wider bead. Use the welder to place material directly into the joint. You can use a back and forth method to fill large gaps. For flat joints, hold the gun at a 90 angle. You must lower the gun angle slightly to keep the filler from sagging. Keep the same push or pull angle as normal. Use a back-and-forth weave motion to fill large gaps. Keep the amperage the same as a flat weld. You may need to use a slightly smaller diameter wire to keep the weld pool from getting too big. For thin materials, start at the top and move the pool down with gravity. This keeps the arc from penetrating the material. For thicker metals, start at the base and work up. This will help increase penetration. You may want to lower the amperage by around 10-15% to help fight gravity. Use standard welding techniques, but increase your travel speed. This will help prevent filler from falling out of the joint. You may need to increase your gas flow rate. Keep your nozzle clean, as spatter will build up faster when welding overhead. Once you are done with the weld process, grind off any excess filler. If the weld is defective, grind it down and re-weld the joint.

Summary: Set the welding machine polarity to DCEP. Keep a consistent electrode length. Use the proper shielding gas. Weld a joint using a drag or push welding technique. Make a flat weld. Make a horizontal weld. Make a vertical weld. Make an overhead weld. Finish the weld.

You don't want to keep your infant waiting to be cleaned. A baby may become fussy or uncomfortable if cleaning takes too long. When you get ready to clean an infant's belly button, get your supplies ready ahead of time. You will need the following: A large towel for your baby to lie on. A sponge, cotton swabs, a bowl of warm water, and baby soap. Babies are prone to infection. Wash your hands under warm water using soap before you begin the process of cleaning your baby's belly button. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds. Make sure to dry your hands off using a clean cloth or paper towel. A belly button infection can be dangerous for an infant. If you notice an infection, your baby will need to see a pediatrician as soon as possible. The following are the signs of a belly button infection in a baby: Discharge around the belly button A foul smell coming from the umbilical cord Tenderness or swelling of the skin Dab a piece of cloth in warm water. Gently wipe down the umbilical cord and the surrounding area. Then, wipe down the cord with a mild cleanser. You want to keep the cord clean and dry until it falls off naturally. This keeps your baby's belly button free of infection. Do not use rubbing alcohol to clean an umbilical cord. Leaving the cord wet could result in an infection. Gently pat the cord, and the surrounding area, dry with a clean, absorbent cloth. Make sure the cord and the surrounding skin are dry to the touch.
Summary: Gather your supplies. Wash your hands. Check for infection. Wash the cord. Dry the cord.