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How to look good on a camping trip (girls ) 
Wear light, comfortable clothes. 
Avoid loops and fuzzy outerwear that can catch easily on leaves and branches. 
Check weather reports to be sure the clothes you are bringing are appropriate for the conditions.

OUT: Put on a nice t-shirt, sweater and pair of jeans or sweatpants that you won't care about if they get dirty. It's best to wear quick-drying, easily washable clothing.

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How to safely let your toddler help cook 
Let your toddler stir. 
One easy way you can let your kids help you cook is by giving them a spoon. Let them stir things as you prepare a meal.

OUT: Depending on their age, you can give them small bowls to stir or let them stir an entire bowl. You or your partner can help them stir by holding their hand and teaching them how to mix ingredients.

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How to disagree with your doctor 
Bring an advocate with you to appointments. 
If you're in doubt that you and your doctor are agreeing on treatments or communicating well in general, try bringing a support person with you. This can be a relative or trusted friend.

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Talk to this person about your condition ahead of time, and tell them why you're having doubts about the treatments or suggestions your doctor is making. Let your support person know that you'd like them to ask the doctor questions too, if they have any during the appointment.