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How to
Make a Ball Jointed Doll
Everything you need to assemble your very own customized ball-jointed doll Ball jointed dolls are fully-articulated dolls made from urethane resin. The original dolls were made by Volks in Japan, but other companies in C...
How to Choose and Wear an Athletic Cup for Contact Sports
Learn how to find the best size and shape for youA protective cup is a hard shell that’s inserted into a jock strap or compression shorts to protect the genitalia while playing physical sports. Some people believe that...
How to
Give a Newborn an IM Injection
An intramuscular injection, or IM injection, can seem really scary if you have to give one to your baby. It’s totally normal to feel unsure about the process or worried that you’ll hurt your baby. Don’t worry thoug...
How to
Look Into Your Own Ear
If you want to take a look into your own ear, your options are pretty limited. You can buy one of the various models of otoscopes that attaches to a smartphone and follow its instructions. Otherwise, you'll have to rely ...
How to Stop Picking Your Nose for Good
Quit digging for treasure with these mindful instructionsNose picking is a very common activity across most (if not all) cultures. Even so, it is seen as unacceptable in public. In extreme cases, nose picking can cause s...
A Weight Loss Guide For Parents & Kids
Losing weight can help kids feel healthier and more confident, but it can be hard to know where to start. Don't worry! In this article, we'll walk you through safe, healthy, effective ways to lose weight as a kid, from e...
A Step-By-Step Guide to Making a Stethoscope at Home
DIY your own stethoscope with our easy-to-follow guideA stethoscope allows you to listen to a person's heartbeat. They are commonly used by doctors and nurses, but make popular science experiments as well. Children also ...
How to Teach Your Baby to Hold a Bottle & How to Know When They're Ready
Common signs you're baby is ready to self-feed from a bottle Self-feeding with a bottle can be a major milestone for babies, but it’s important not to rush it, and also not to force it. That’s why we’re here to tel...
How to
Put Up a Baby Gate
Keep your kids safe & secure with our simple installation guideBaby safety gates help protect your child from staircases and other dangerous spaces. They can also help you corral your baby or toddler into a safe room whe...
How to
Stop a Baby from Vomiting
It's easy to feel distressed when your baby vomits. Often, whatever's causing your baby to vomit will soon work its way out of your baby's system, but you do need to keep your baby hydrated and comfortable. Pay close att...
How to
Use Shower Gel
Using shower gel leaves a gentle scent on your skin, as well as leaving you feeling fresh and clean. What greater delight can you have than to get clean in such a fun and easy way? This article will not only show you ho...
How to
Wear an Eyepatch
Most people think of pirates with parrots on their shoulders when they hear the words “eye patch.” However, nowadays eye patches can be used for more than just costumes--they are also commonly employed to help childr...
How to
Look and Feel Well at School when You're Sick
Going to class can be tricky under the best of circumstances. Going to school when you’re under the weather can feel like a torturous experience. Everyone will have to attend school when they're sick at least once in t...
How to
Take Your Own Pulse With a Stethoscope
Whether you are simply curious or have been advised by a doctor, you can use a stethoscope to listen to your own heartbeat and measure your pulse. This article will walk you through how to use a stethoscope on yourself, ...
How to Make Easy DIY Soap Bubbles for Your Children
How to make a bubble solution to give your kids hours of fun Watching bubbles float on the wind and burst in the air is a time-honored activity that’ll thrill any kid. It only requires a few materials that you likely a...
How to
Clean Yourself in the Bath
Who doesn't like a nice soak in the bath? They are relaxing, therapeutic and a good chance to get your thoughts in order. After a long and stressful day, a bath can be the perfect trick to feel fresh, clean, and at ease....
How to
Fill a Christmas Stocking
Opening stockings is always a fun part of Christmas, and stuffing the stockings can be equally as fun too! Before you start searching for items, think about the person's interests and decide on a budget, if desired. Tail...
How to
Make Stim Toys
Stimming is a good way to stay calm and focus your energy. In this article you will find some examples of stim toys you can make at home. These items will keep you moving and help you stim in a positive way.
How to
Take a Bubble Bath
Had a hard day? Unwind with a bubble bath. Transform your bathroom into a serene, steamy oasis, and turn your mood from stressed to blissful. You can make your own bubble bath formula easily and cheaply, or buy it at the...
How to
Choose What Type of Diaper to Wear if You're an Adult Bedwetter
Although most people associate bedwetting with children and teenagers many adults also suffer from this problem.. 20 July 2021. Statistics vary but anywhere from 1 to 3% of adults wet the bed. This figure could be much...
