Write an article based on this "Talk to your parents. Find out who else is aware of the pending divorce. Talk to your parents, siblings and spouse and try to determine the best time to inform your children of their grandparents' divorce. Discuss the situation with your siblings. Discuss the situation with your step-siblings if your parent has remarried."
article: Ask questions if you need to better understand. If one parent has shared this news you should make sure the other parent is aware of the decision before you say anything. It is not your place to inform the other parent. You may have to be firm but they should be the one who informs the other parent of their wish to divorce. Don't blame them for not wanting to have the discussion but do not agree to have it for them. Realize the decision to tell the children was very difficult and probably a major point in the process. Be sensitive. You probably have not lived with them for some time and are not aware of all the issues that have developed If your siblings or step-siblings do not know, wait until your parents have had time to discuss it with each of them. Make sure your parents inform your other siblings as soon as possible. You don't want them finding out the wrong way from the wrong person. You will need to work on this as a family and that means the family being informed. Consider how far you live from your parents, siblings and other relatives. If they are at risk from learning this information from another relative or family friend you should make time to have a family meeting and share the news. Explain to your children that you will be helping your parents as much as possible and your attention may be divided. Explain that it doesn't change who their grandparents are, they will still be grandmother and grandfather. Encourage them to still speak and interact with them individually. Consider the maturity of the child and their closeness to their grandparents. Maintain a solid line of communication with them. Agree to discuss things openly and honestly. Agree to not take sides but to share information and help each other and your parents get through this tough time. It will be natural for everyone to take the side and look out for the best interest of the birth parent. At least try to be objective and keep the lines of communication open with your step-siblings. Try to be supportive and let them know you are available should they need anything.

Write an article based on this "Feed your bird well. Buy your bird chew toys. Install a special perch."
article: Don't rely on bird seed, which is too fatty and does not require your bird to use her beak. Buy a premium pelleted food, and feed your bird lots of fresh vegetables (such as broccoli, cabbage, garlic, collards, asparagus) and occasional fresh fruit. Feed your bird a few almonds each day to encourage chewing. Learn if your bird is a florivore, omnivore, granivore, frugivore, or nectarivore. Though diet will depend on breed, pelleted food should typically be 65-80% of the diet. Vegetables should make up 15-30%, and the remainder can be seeds and fruits. If your bird is accustomed to seeds, try sprouting the seeds to help your bird transition to vegetables. The fat content will lower, and the texture will be more vegetable-like. Birds that have had too much fat in their diets are at risk for developing liver disease, which can cause beak overgrowth. These birds need vegetables, as well as citrus peel, egg yolks, unprocessed grains, and turmeric to detoxify. Buy chew toys for your bird. You can buy build-your-own toys that let you string rope with mineral pieces, wooden blocks, plastic beads, and pieces of real coconut. Put several in the cage at once, and rotate them out so that your bird doesn't get bored. If you notice she chews some more than others, buy more of those. Buy a lava rock. You can hang a lava rock in your bird's cage, or attach it to the side. These are great for your bird to wear her beak naturally. Hide food in a chew toy. Buy a shreddable toy that you can hide treats in. Your parrot will trim her beak shredding up the toy. Check rope toys frequently for fraying. Remove frayed rope, as this can tangle around your bird's toes. Your bird will wear her own nails and beak into good condition if she has a cement, pumice, or mineral perch to sit on. After she eats, she will wipe her beak on the perch, thus sharpening and trimming it. Buy a perch that is designed specifically for your kind of bird. For instance, find a perch that will transmit essential minerals from your bird's part of the world. Do not replace all your bird's perches with conditioning perches, as they are less comfortable for your bird to sit on for long periods. Avoid sandpaper perches.

Write an article based on this "Right Click anywhere on the page and select "View Page Info. Select the media tab near the top of the dialog box. Click Select All. Select Save As... Decide where you want to save the images to. Click Select Folder."
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" Then, all of the images will be downloaded and placed into the folder that you selected.