1 Use 3x5 note cards to write down notes and sources. 2  Look in professional psychology journals for examples of introductions. 3  Remember to cite your sources.  Maintain a working bibliography with all of the sources you might use in your final paper. This will make it much easier to prepare your reference section later on.
To prevent and treat vaginal irritation, your child should: 1  Avoid colored or perfumed toilet tissue and bubble bath. 2  Use plain, unscented soap. 3  Limit bath time to 15 minutes or less. Ask your child to urinate right after the bath.  Use only plain warm water.
Like itching in other areas, vaginal itching is often the result of exposure to an irritant. In this case, any soap or chemical product you use on your vagina or vulva â or on clothing that touches the area â can cause irritation. Sometimes the culprit is something obvious, like a new lubricant or spermicide. Other times the itching is actually the result of the detergent or fabric softener used on clothing. Even douche, which is actually used to cleanse the vagina, can cause irritation for some women.