Add some white noise or your favorite music to keep you motivated. When the house physically looks cleaner, you feel more accomplished and motivated. Start with the rooms that are seen most by the public, such as the living room.
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One-sentence summary -- Start by doing the simple cleaning first.

If your toddler's bowel movements suddenly increase or change consistency, then he probably has diarrhea. Diarrhea can often be treated at home, but it is a good idea to make an appointment for your child to see a pediatrician. Some forms of diarrhea may be caused by food sensitivities, infections, or other conditions that require medical treatment. Acute diarrhea is a bout of diarrhea that lasts for less than two weeks. Acute diarrhea is the most common form of diarrhea in children and it may be due to: Bacterial or viral infections or inflammation Antibiotic use Food sensitivities Food allergies Food "poisoning" If your child's diarrhea is prolonged or the result of antibiotics, ask your doctor about probiotics. It may be necessary to rebuild the good bacteria in your child's intestines to prevent further illness. The type of probiotic depends on why your child has diarrhea, as not all probiotics can help diarrhea, and not all types of diarrhea are helped by probiotics. Your doctor may recommend strains such as Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lactobacillus reuteri, or Saccharomyces boulardii, or possibly even a combination. Chronic diarrhea is any bout of diarrhea that lasts for more than two weeks. Chronic diarrhea may be caused by: Dietary factors Infections Celiac disease Inflammatory bowel disease If your child does not improve within two to three days, call your physician. If your child is showing any signs of dehydration, call your physician right away. If you can't reach your physician and you see these signs, take your child to urgent care or the emergency room. Call 911 or emergency services only if symptoms are severe. Signs of dehydration in infants, toddlers and children include: Sunken-looking eyes Weight loss Infrequent urination or dry diapers Vomiting Fever over 101F (38.3C) Crying without any tears Dry or sticky mouth or tongue Lethargy or excessive sleepiness Increased irritability There are a few other "red flags" to watch for if your child has diarrhea. If you notice any of these symptoms, then take your child to the emergency room right away. These serious symptoms include: Bloody stools A high fever along with vomiting or diarrhea Extreme vomiting A distended, enlarged, or tender abdomen Pale skin and/or tiny red, round spots on the skin Severe or persistent pain in the abdomen, especially on the right side
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One-sentence summary -- Take your child to see your pediatrician. Decide if your child's diarrhea is acute. Ask about probiotics. Consider whether your child's diarrhea may be chronic. Call your physician if you notice signs of dehydration. Take your child to an emergency room if you notice serious symptoms.

Your original birth certificate is sealed after an adoption, legitimation or paternity determination. The state will issue you a new birth certificate and the original goes into a sealed file. You can get a copy of your original birth certificate if you are at least 19 years old. You are the only person who can access the record. Your original birth certificate is not certified and cannot be used for legal purposes. The names of the biological parents on the original birth certificate may not be accurate (parents may use false names). You will receive all the documents in the sealed file vital records with your request, which may include court records or contact preferences from the biological parents. Once you've determined that you likely have a sealed birth certificate, download and print the pre-adoption birth certificate form. Provide as much complete information as possible. Be sure to write your full name as it appears on your current birth certificate. You also need to provide your parents' names as they appear on your current birth certificate. You are the only person who may order this birth certificate. Provide complete information and sign the form. The fee for this non-certified birth certificate is $25. Make your check or money order payable to "Alabama Vital Records." Make a copy of your form for your own records. Be sure to enclose a check or money order for the correct amount. Mail the form to the following address: Alabama Department of Public Health, Center for Health Statistics, P.O. Box 5625, Montgomery, Alabama 36103-5625.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine if your original birth certificate has been placed in a sealed file. Download the form to order the pre-adoption birth certificate. Fill out the "Birth" section of the form. Fill out the "Applicant Section" of the form. Write a check or purchase a money order for the ordering fee. Mail the form.

Typically, you'll find a red wire for the right earpiece, a white (or green) wire for the left earpiece, and one or two black or bare copper wires for the "ground" wire(s).
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Sort the wires by color.