Problem: Article: Visit Totaljerkface.com to play Happy Wheels in your browser. There are demo versions available on other sites, but this is the only place you can play the full game. Happy Wheels is well-known for its cartoon violence, including exploding body parts and spurting blood. Know what you're getting into. This way you can not only play levels, but can also rate them, save replays and even create your own levels for fellow users to play and rate. Some other games in which you control movement allows you to accelerate the vehicle using various keys. With Happy Wheels, you use the Up arrow key. The other controls are shown at the bottom of the game window. If these controls are too hard, go to Options-Customise Controls. Here are the default controls: Hold to accelerate forward. Use to brake, and keep holding to drive in reverse. leans backward, and leans forward. Use these controls to move over obstacles, when piloting a two-wheeled vehicle. Happy Wheels is easy to figure out, and half the fun is watching your character get thrown around the screen as you mash the keyboard. Click Play, select any of the featured levels, and click Play Now!? to begin your first game. If you're more the cautious type, read the instructions below first. Most Happy Wheels levels are designed by users. If you don't enjoy a level, just switch to a different one for a new perspective. Space bar, Shift, and Ctrl will each use a special ability determined by the character you selected, or that the level creator selected for you. Here are all 11 of them: Wheelchair Guy Shift & Ctrl to rotate the jet, space to fire Segway Guy Space to jump, Shift & Ctrl to change posture Irresponsible Dad or Mom (parent and kid on bike) Space to brake, Shift & Ctrl to eject individual riders, C to switch camera to child Effective Shopper (woman with shopping cart) Space to jump Moped Couple Space for speed boost, Ctrl to brake, Shift to eject woman, C to switch camera to woman Lawnmower Man Space to jump; can also mow over people and some objects Explorer Guy (in minecart) Shift and Ctrl to lean, hold Space to attach cart to rails Santa Claus Space to float, Shift to release elves after they are injured, C to switch camera to elves Pogostick Man hold Space to charge a larger bounce, Shift & Ctrl to change posture Helicopter Man Space to release magnet, Shift & Ctrl to raise and lower it Some levels are skill-testing obstacle courses filled with wrecking balls, spikes, gravity wells, giant spiders, and landmines. Others push you off a cliff and send you into free fall with cocktail umbrellas and corpses raining down around you. Most have a finish line you can reach, but there's no guarantee. Keep exploring, and have a laugh when you die. Lost an arm or leg, or all four? Ignore the blood and keep going! Your character only dies once the head or torso is squished or severed. Even then, you get to watch your ragdoll fly around the level. Press tab or the menu button in the lower left to restart the level or exit to the main menu. In some levels, you'll need to get out of your vehicle and walk or crawl around. When out of your vehicle, use the arrow keys, Shift and Ctrl to move your arms and legs. Each character works a little differently, but they all usually end up flopping in place like a fish. You can try alternating Shift and Ctrl immediately after you eject to walk, but this is a difficult challenge. Oddly, the easiest character to control while walking is the wheelchair guy. From the main menu, click Browse Levels to get access to non-featured levels. You can sort by most recent, most played, or highest rated, then click the refresh button (the curving arrow) to see the new list. If your friend made a level, search for your friend's Happy Wheels name, or ask for the level's URL and enter it using Load Level from the main menu. In order to do this, click 'Play' and you will see a complete list of levels that have been specially chosen by the editors to be showcased and receive extra plays and acknowledgement. This way, you will get extra fun when you persistently try and beat the level and get some laughs when the character explodes or loses a few guts! Classic levels include The Combine 2.1, Ultimate Payback!, Car Thief, Speed Bridge and BMX_Park II. The gore of the game will only get funnier. After a period of time, you will have eventually played all or most of the featured levels. If you have had enough of the featured levels, go back to the menu and click 'Browse Levels' where there are hundreds of thousands more levels uploaded by users. If these levels are good enough, they will be submitted into Featured Levels so you can always go back and check for more. Feel free to rate and save replays if you wish. By doing this you can contribute to the Happy Wheels society and eventually be recognised as a full-on Happy Wheels user. To rate a level, press Esc or the Menu button in the bottom left hand corner and click on your preferred rating with 0 = Godawful, 1 = Really Bad, 2 = Meh, 3 = Good, 4 = Pretty Great and 5 being Superb! To save a replay, simply click on Save Replay and add a few comments if you wish.
Summary: Visit the Happy Wheels website. Sign up for an account. Get used to the controls. Play a game. Learn the unique character abilities. Figure out the goal of each level. Understand how death works. Press Z to eject. Find more levels. Have a go at the featured levels. Play the levels repetitiously. Change the blood setting. Play other players' levels. Rate and save replays.

Problem: Article: Your birth plan should outline who you want with you during your labor, such as your partner or your children. It should also discuss if you want to be mobile and walk around, especially during the early stages of your labor. Decide how you want to manage pain during labor and if you want to take medication. Your doctor should help you determine the key points in your birth plan. You can also decide how you want the environment to be set up for the birth, such as lighting, music, or calming scents. If you decide to do a home birth or use a birthing pool, note this in your birth plan. Let your partner know the details of your birth plan, especially if you want them to be in the room with you during your labor. Allow them to add things to the birth plan and get their feedback so they feel they are part of the process. They can then support your wishes and make sure the labor goes as you'd like it to. You can also share your birth plan with any family members or close friends who are involved in your pregnancy or labor. as part of your birth plan. A doula is trained to support you during your pregnancy and your labor. They often act as labor coaches and can show you how to make your labor easier. Doulas can be expensive, charging per service or a flat-fee. But they have been shown to help make labor less difficult. Your insurance provider may not cover the cost of a doula. Find out if your doula offers a payment plan or a sliding scale of costs. You can also ask for donations towards hiring a doula at your baby shower. Look for birthing classes at your local hospital or community center. Many family health clinics and centers will also offer birthing classes. Bring your partner with you to the class so they can get a sense of what to expect during your labor. Birthing classes that focus on breathing techniques, pushing techniques, and relaxation strategies during labor are good options. Look for birthing classes that discuss the Lamaze technique, the Bradley method, or the Alexander technique, as they focus on how to make labor easier. If you cannot find a birthing class in your area, look for online tutorial and guides.
Summary:
Discuss your birth plan with your doctor several weeks before your due date. Share the birth plan with your partner so you both know what to expect. Hire a doula Take a birthing class to learn more about labor and what to expect.