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How to ace a job interview (teenage girls )
Dress appropriately.
If you're going to an interview, you need to dress professionally. Jeans and t-shirt will not impress an interviewer.
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- Go to the interview with some prepared questions. Don't just answer the question if you already understand what the interviewer wants from you.
- Even if it's just a casual, part-time job, dressing up will help you make an impression. Choose a nice blouse and dress pants or a skirt.
- But plain old black-wash capris and your favorite neutral shoes will do just fine. Outfit headgear will add extra sophistication to your ensemble.
- Jeans, for girls, are too casual for a well groomed and well educated family, but a bright red top or a collared shirt will work in a traditional interview. Girls who put on makeup are also more likely to submit a captivating and beautiful resume.
A: Even if it's just a casual, part-time job, dressing up will help you make an impression. Choose a nice blouse and dress pants or a skirt.

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How to host a birthday sleepover
Pick a theme for your party.
Turning your birthday sleepover into a themed party can be a ton of fun and can make your party even more memorable. There's lots of different themes to choose from, but here are a few popular options :
Different decade theme.
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- You can then change those themes later and slip your friend's party little by little onto your own. When there is something that you two like, you can use these themes to highlight which holidays to celebrate, and which seasons are best to party at.
- This will give the theme unique meaning to your party. Or, it might be a combination of the two, like " i have to go christmas eve " or " i have to spend the night playing my new tribute to my grandmother.
- This can be a celebration of one decade in a book, or a birthday party of years you've never attended. If you're not sure if you like any of these themes, get creative! You can make the party fun by renting a laptop or already having it.
- Dress up like you were born in the 60's , 70's , 80's, or 90's. Movie theme-you could choose harry potter, twilight, the hunger games, or divergent.
A: Dress up like you were born in the 60's , 70's , 80's, or 90's. Movie theme-you could choose harry potter, twilight, the hunger games, or divergent.

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How to support your baby's development
Play with your baby.
Playing is the way that babies learn. It allows them to explore their own bodies, the world around them, and their own minds.
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- Although it takes some time to develop, you can eventually encounter your baby, hold them in your arms or cuddle them. Try this : Set up an outdoor play area.
- Engage your baby in activities that make them smile and laugh to support their mental growth. Play peek-a-boo and other games with your baby to interact with them.
- By playing with your baby, you can introduce them to different ways of learning, from observation to touch, technology, music. If your baby is not allowed to dance, direct your baby to a nearby candy, dog, or doll.
- Without play, your baby may not be able to grow new. Play with your baby on the floor, with toys or in the car.
A: Engage your baby in activities that make them smile and laugh to support their mental growth. Play peek-a-boo and other games with your baby to interact with them.

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How to know if your hamster is dying
Spend time with your hamster every day.
It is important to spend time with your hamster every day so that you know her normal behavior. A change in your hamster's behavior is an important indicator that she is sick.
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- Your hamster might starve herself and die, but eating too much food is another sign that she is developing a disease. Hamsters' symptoms vary by species, and you need to be patient.
- If you don't spend time with your hamster regularly, you might not recognize important changes in your hamster's behavior. Get into a routine, so that you spend the same part of the day with your hamster.
- The best way to tell if your hamster is sick is to take her for a walk throughout the day. Choose a time when your hamster is safe and you can interact with her in a quiet, private space.
- If you notice her teeth grinding, diarrhea, moves her feeder back and forth during the day, or otherwise shows signs of dehydration, take her to the vet. For example, take your hamster for a tour of the hamster's cage every other day.
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If you don't spend time with your hamster regularly, you might not recognize important changes in your hamster's behavior. Get into a routine, so that you spend the same part of the day with your hamster.