Write an article based on this "Pick a theme for your page. Pick a good username and profile pic. Edit your pictures before posting them. Keep the pictures simple. Take lots of different kinds of pictures. Space out your uploads. Update your camera."
article: Before you put anything on your page, stop a minute and think about what you want to get out of your page. Good, popular, Instagram pages usually have a common unifying theme that attracts a lot of followers. If you want to have a good page, think about what you want that theme to be before you start loading pictures onto it. What do you like to take pictures of? What do you enjoy? What do others enjoy? Popular theme pages for Instagram include yoga, cooking, inspirational quotes, restaurants or bars, humor, fashion and pet pictures. Unless you're Kim Kardashian, who is already super-famous, you're not going to attract thousands of followers by posting selfies. Consider making a tribute page. If you love comic books, pro wrestling, or a particular fictional figure or athlete, it's sometimes common to start a tribute page to you favorites. Instead of posting your own pictures, post pictures of your particular tribute subject from around the web instead. The first and easiest way to start designing your Instagram page is to pick a catchy username and profile pic for yourself. A lot of this will depend on what you've chosen as your theme for your page, so you want to pick something that will reflect the theme and a picture that will match. Fill in the bio as well with something short and sweet. If you're taking pictures of your food and your cat Mortimer, make your handle MortimerBakes, include a picture of him peering over a pile of muffins, and have your bio read: "My tabby and our gluten-free adventures." Instagram allows you a variety of editing options, depending on what version you have and what kind of camera you have. It's always important to spend a little bit of time tweaking your pictures to make sure they're visually appealing and the best representation of your page. Crop pictures to emphasize their symmetry and the most important parts of the picture. Leave out the borders and the other silly stuff. Sample the different pre-set filters to find out which makes your picture look best. If it looks best untouched, leave it alone. Shift the levels manually, adjusting brightness, tint, and other features. You can always switch it back if you liked the way it looked originally. Use other photo editors along with Instagram. Snapped, Camera+, VSCO Cam, Photoshop Touch, and other filter apps are all great ways to crop, filter, and touch-up your pictures before putting them in Instagram. Good photos on Instagram should be uncluttered and simple, instead of complicated, blurry, and vague. If you want to take a picture of your hamburger, take a picture of your hamburger, not yourself holding your hamburger up to your face while you're making a duck-face with your friends. Even though you're taking pictures based on a theme, it's unlikely that someone's going to be compelled by 30 straight pictures of hamburgers. Think of creative ways to vary your theme so you don't have to take the same picture over and over and over again. If you take cooking pictures, you don't always have to take the picture of the food on the plate after you've made it. Consider taking a picture of all the ingredients laid out before you get started, or take a picture of your boyfriend's face after he sees what you're making. Take a picture of the empty plates when your'e done with the meal. Spend time digging around on Instagram to see how popular accounts post pictures to get ideas if you're feeling stuck. Research is always a good idea. It's good to wait a while between posts, so you don't have all your pictures in a big clump in the feed. If you upload a bunch at once, it might turn people off, or they'll miss a bunch of your content entirely and you'll have wasted it. When you're on vacation, don't wait until you get back to post vacation pics. Post them in real time so people can stay up to date on what you're doing. If you just took seven pictures of your cat, don't just dump them all onto Instagram unless they help to tell a story of some sort. Wait until you need some pictures later, if you've got too many good ones to use right now. Newer phones have better cameras. If your pictures don't look as good as some of the pictures you notice on your feed, it might be time to update your phone so you can take pictures in higher definition. If you can afford it, it's always a good idea to update if you want a good Instagram page. You don't have to take pictures on your phone to upload them to Instagram. You can access Instagram from your computer as well, and upload pictures taken from a more professional digital camera, if you have one.

Write an article based on this "Apply a layer of matte pink lipstick or liner."
article: Next, you will need to apply a layer of matte pink or nude lip color. This will create a canvas for creating a wrinkled look on your lips. Apply a layer of the lipstick or liner of your choice. Don't go outside the lines of your lips. It is okay if your lips look a bit thin.

Write an article based on this "Create an unremarkable routine. Experiment and find out how your child likes to put their shoes on. Consider the location where you put the shoes on. Put on shoes when your toddler is in the stroller or car."
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Establishing routines positively affects your child in a myriad of ways. Children like the familiarity and it builds trust and a feeling of safety. It also gives little ones the opportunity to learn to start processes on their own, which builds self-confidence and self-esteem while also reducing the time needed to put shoes on your one year old if you are ever in a hurry to get out the door. If you keep shoes near the door, for instance, your child will know that upon approaching the door it is time to sit on the steps (or floor) for "shoe time." You can even explain why we need shoes as you put the shoes on you toddler. You can repeat a mantra, such as: first we put on the socks, then we put on the shoes, then we go play and have fun! Some children prefer to sit or stand while their shoes are put on while others prefer to be held. Depending on the preferences of your child, you should select a position that is both convenient for you and comfortable for your little one. If you prefer to hold your child, sit with your child facing away from you on your lap. Being so near the door may be too exciting for your toddler to sit still. If that is the case, try another neutral area that doesn't contain their toys or other highly desired items that can cause angst. This can eliminate the headache of a toddler on the loose. The child is already strapped in. As a routine it also helps positively build your child's emotional well-being while bringing you closer together. It can also be easier because your toddler will learn that to get out and having shoes on is a necessary first step.