Well............... I think that a child should get a laptop for school work purposes ever. Children don't need to walk all over. I'm not saying that they can not explore were they live, but it would be better to have, and see what your child is doing an see how much they learn in school. think that a child should get a laptop for school work purposes ever. Children don't need to walk all over. I'm not saying that they can not explore were they live, but it would be better to have, and see what your child is doing an see how much they learn in school.
Eat a balanced diet, low in sugars, caffeine, and alcohol. Dont drink alcohol on a day you must sing, because it dries out the throat extensively. Some singers even find that drinking alcohol the day before singing can cause problems. Caffeine does the same thing, although more slowly.
Oppositely, being well-hydrated can reap some serious benefits such as enhanced energy levels and regulated moods, it can help aid in weight loss, keep your skin looking great and more! If thatâs not enough to convince you, as singers, hydration is important for us, not just for the above health benefits, but to keep vocal cords hydrated and your voice sounding clear and beautiful. Below are the best drinks to guzzle down and food to chew (and their water content) to keep you and your vocal cords hydrated and ready to go all day. Hydrating Drinks. You may think itâs common sense, but not all drinks are created equal. Singers should take extra care to stay away from dairy, alcohol, caffeine and other substances that can be potentially harmful to your voice (dehydrating, acidic or phlegm-producing liquids). Water. This is a no-brainer.