In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is very rare for a child to lie about sexual abuse. If your child tells you that someone abused them, or even made them uncomfortable, believe them. You should trust what they tell you even if they are talking about a family member or someone you think you know very well. Children often have better instincts than adults. This could be because they are not as worried about being polite. Listen to your child if they tell you someone gives them bad vibes. When you're talking about abuse, you don't want to scare your child. Try to keep your voice calm and friendly. Try not to raise your voice. Even if you are upset, try to play it cool. Your child will be more receptive to your words if you don't seem upset or angry. Explain to your child that they have parts of their body that are private. Teach them the proper terms for their body parts so that they can ask questions and voice concerns about touching. Let your child know that no one should touch their private parts unless it is someone providing medical care. Explain that a trusted adult should be present if they are receiving some sort of care. Tell your child that if someone asks to look at or touch their private parts they should tell a trusted adult as soon as possible. You can say, "If someone asks you if they can see your vagina, you should say no. Then go find someone like me or a teacher that you like and tell them that someone made you uncomfortable." Teach your child that no one should show them their own private parts. Say, "Other people shouldn't want you to look at their penis. If someone tries to do that say "no" and go find a grown up you trust." Let your child know that it is okay to say "no" if someone makes them uncomfortable. They can say, "No, don't do that, I don't like it." You can tell them, "It is okay to have boundaries when you are playing or when someone is trying to touch you. Let them know if you don't like what they're doing." Say, "If someone makes you scared or uncomfortable, find a grown up that you trust and tell them what happened." Talk openly about sexual abuse and sexuality. Say, "It's okay to talk to me and ask questions. Don't worry, you're not going to get in trouble if you tell me someone made you feel scared." Tell kids not to keep secrets for other adults. Let them know they should tell you if someone asks them to keep something a secret.
Summary: Trust what your child tells you. Use a casual tone when discussing bad situations. Explain inappropriate touching. Teach your child about setting boundaries.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pin the two outer rectangles together, right sides touching. Sew up both of the narrow ends using a -inch (1.27-centimeter) seam allowance. Repeat this step for the two inner fabric pieces. Pin the two outer brim pieces together, right sides facing in. Sew along just the narrow, straight ends. Use a -inch (1.27-centimeter) seam allowance. Repeat this step for the two inner fabric pieces. Place one of the body pieces on the ironing board with the seam facing you. Use your iron to spread apart the seam. Press the seam open and flat. Repeat this step for all of the seams on all of the body and brim pieces. Pin the top edge of the outer body piece to the outer edge of the matching circle. Make sure that the wrong sides are facing out. Sew around the edge using a -inch (1.27-centimeter) seam allowance. Repeat this step for the two inner fabric pieces. Pin the inner edge of the matching brim all around the bottom edge of the body piece. Make sue that the wrong sides are facing out, then sew using a -inch (1.27-centimeter) seam allowance. Repeat this step for the two inner fabric pieces.
Summary: Pin and sew the rectangles together. Pin and sew the brim pieces together. Press the seams open on the body and brim pieces. Pin and sew the body pieces to the circles. Pin and sew the brim to the body.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Aside from earning, investment is the most important part of building assets. Savings bonds, certificate of deposit accounts (CDs), and treasuries are steady, low-risk investments. Use these forms of investment if you are saving for something you will need to pay for within 5 years, like a car, a wedding, or education expenses. You will not make as much money from them as you would through buying stocks, but you are also not likely to lose money. There are a variety of retirement accounts, like 401Ks and IRAs. Learn about the different options and open accounts that fit your needs. Many people hold several different kinds of retirement accounts, so don't limit yourself to just one. Set aside a percentage of every paycheck for your retirement accounts. The more frequently you contribute to them the more likely you are to reach your retirement goals. Setting aside 10-15% of each paycheck for retirement is usually a good goal, though you should make a plan that works for your financial needs. Retirement accounts often have annual contribution limits. Make sure you understand any restrictions on your retirement account and make your budget accordingly. Your employer may have retirement benefits you can take advantage of, such as matching contributions to a retirement account. Ask your boss at work to find out. The stock market can be risky over a short period, but if you hold onto stocks for 5 years or more you can often see a significant return on your investment. Index funds are usually the safest stock market portfolios to hold onto for a long period of time. Research real estate markets thoroughly before deciding if you want to invest in property. Outside of buying your own home, you should purchase real estate only if you won't need to take on considerable debt. Like stocks, real estate can appreciate well over time, but you should plan to hold onto your investment for over 5 years. You can create another revenue stream by purchasing rental properties. Keep in mind, though, that you will have to pay for the upkeep of the property. Always be cautious when purchasing real estate, as it costs money to maintain and can sometimes be a risky investment. Never purchase real estate if you don't think you have enough income to cover all the costs of it, like repairs, insurance, and property taxes. Avoid purchasing real estate in areas where property does not sell easily. You want to be able to get your money out of investment properties if necessary. Areas where houses sell quickly and raise significantly in value over time usually make for the best investments. Many banks have dedicated advisors you can speak with to help you learn how to build your assets and meet your financial goals. Look on your bank's website to see if they offer this service and to make an appointment. If your bank does not offer financial advising, research institutions that do. Financial advisors usually charge fees, but these fees vary depending on the institution. Some advisors charge a percentage of the assets they help you manage, some charge by the hour, and others make you pay them a retainer for continued services. Ask advisors about what fees they will charge before you do business with them.
Summary:
Invest money you will need within 5 years in safe assets like bonds. Open retirement accounts and contribute to them routinely. Invest money you will not need for over 5 years in the stock market. Buy real estate if you can afford it. Consult a financial advisor if you need special guidance.