Q: Rocking your baby can help to soothe them when they are fussy or cranky. The rocking motion reminds them of their mother’s womb. It might even help them settle into sleep.  Rock your baby in a rocking or gliding chair. Use a baby swing or bassinet to rock your baby. Be careful that you don't rock or shake the baby too hard. Strap your baby in their car seat or stroller and go for a ride. The vibration of the seat is often very soothing. If your baby does not want to be in their stroller, considering holding them and taking a quick walk around the block. Your baby will enjoy the change of scenery. When done correctly, swaddling can provide many benefits to your baby when they are sleeping. Swaddled babies sleep longer because they startle less. The swaddling mimics touch and reminds baby’s of their mother’s womb. It also helps a baby learn to self soothe.   Learn to swaddle your baby correctly. Be careful to not swaddle them too tightly. Always swaddle your baby with their hands on their chest. Swaddling them with their hands to their side can cause joint problems.  Always place a swaddled baby on their back. You should stop swaddling once a baby is able to roll over. You might find that your baby wants you to hold them frequently. It can be very difficult to get anything else done when your baby wants to be held all of the time. If this is the case for you, you may want to consider babywearing. Babywearing is a safe method practiced all over the world to carry your children. It provides your child the comfort and attention that they need while giving you two free hands to do other things.  A baby wrap is the most common type of baby carrier. It is a long piece of stretchy fabric that you can wrap around your body in different ways to carry different size children.  The ring sling can be used for newborns and toddlers as well. It can also be used for hands free nursing.  Soft structured carriers are produced to wear like a backpack. Your child slides down into it. It is padded to provide you and the baby a lot of comfort. A baby can become fussy when they are overstimulated. Your baby can become overstimulated from toys, screens, noises, or crowds. Your baby may become irritable, hit you, or get too hyper. When you notice signs of overstimulation, try to provide your baby with some quiet time. Babies need a lot of attention. Your baby may become fussy if they want you to hold or play with them. Be patient with your baby and keep in mind that your baby is not able to keep itself occupied for very long.
A: Rock your baby. Take your baby for a ride. Swaddle your baby. Try babywearing. Remove stimulation. Give the baby attention.

Q: Dye only adds to the color that is already there. If you use a colored rose, the dye may end up a different color, or it may not show up at all. For best results, use a rose that is fully open. This method is suitable for both fresh and dried roses. Use a sharp knife to cut the base of the stem off as an angle. Next, trim off any leaves, thorns, and buds. Place the rose into a vase filled with clear water while you prepare the dye in the next step. Hold the stem under water while you cut it. This will help prevent air bubbles, which can clog up the stem and prevent the rose from drinking. How you prepare the dye depends on the type of dye you are using. Ink, food coloring, and fabric dye are all suitable options. If you can find floral dye, such as Dip It, you will get even better results. Choose your preferred dye, then prepare it in one of the following ways:  Mix ink or food coloring into 1 gallon (3.8 liters) of water. Stir in 1 tablespoon (13 grams) of alum. Mix fabric dye in 1 gallon (3.8 liters) of water. Use enough dye to get the color you want. Prepare floral dye according to the instructions on the package. Hold the rose upside-down by the stem, then dip the flower part into the dye. Swirl it around so that every petal gets coated. You only need to leave it in the dye for about 2 to 3 seconds. This method is different from the typical dyeing methods. You are only dipping the flower part into the dye, not the stem Hold it upside down over the bucket so that the excess dye can drip back. Give the rose a gentle shake, if you need to, but be careful not to get droplets of dye on anything that might get stained. Give it another shake to get rid of any extra water. If the color came out too dark, rinse it under water a little longer. Keep in mind that the color will lighten as the rose dries. If the rose didn't turn out dark it enough, let it dry completely first, then repeat the dyeing process. While the rose dries, you can dye more roses, if you need to. Don't get impatient, however; if you use the rose while the dye is still wet, you will risk staining your skin, clothing, and other items in your arrangement. If you dyed a fresh rose, make sure that you fill the vase with water so that it doesn't wilt. Dried roses do not need water, however. If you are using fresh roses, be sure to add a packet of floral preservative into the water. This will help the roses last longer. Because you only dyed the flower part, you do not have to worry about the dye leaching back into the water. This means that you can use a clear vase without worrying about the water changing color.
A: Choose a white rose. Trim the stem, leaves, and thorns. Prepare the dye bath in a bucket. Dip the rose into the dye for 2 to 3 seconds. Lift the rose out. Rinse the rose under clear water. Set the rose into a vase so that it can dry. Use the rose(s) in your floral arrangement.

Q: The first part of an APA citation lists the last name of the author, followed by a comma, and then the author's first and middle initials. While dissertations typically only have 1 author, if there's more than 1, you should list them in the order they appear on the title page.  For example: "Weber, C.E." If the dissertation has more than 1 author, separate their names with commas. Use an ampersand before the last name. For example: "Crowe, B. D., Raven, C. W., & Moore, A. D." Your reference list will list all of the references you used in your research paper alphabetically by the last name of the author. After the author's name, the next part of an APA citation is the year the dissertation was published in parentheses. Place a period after the closing parenthesis. For example: "Weber, C.E. (2003)." Once you've completed your citation, check to make sure you've formatted it correctly and that the information provided is accurate. If the citation takes more than one line, use the hanging indent style after the first line.Make sure the entry is single-spaced. Typically you will double space between entries.
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Provide the author of the dissertation. Add the year of publication. Proofread the full citation.