Family Life: How to soothe a teething baby. Rub your baby's gums with a clean finger. If your baby is teething, sometimes simply applying pressure can relieve some of the pain. Rub a clean finger over your baby's gums.
Hanging wallpaper: A close up of a machine is shown printing paper and leads into people working around the picture. The people continue working with the machine putting paper through and measuring it and laying it out on a table.

Computers and Electronics: How to be lovable. Understand that you determine how other people will see you. If you see yourself as ultimately unlovable that's going to influence people into thinking that you're unlovable. It's important, first and foremost, to see yourself as lovable, because you are lovable.  Expecting people to find you lovable if you don't find yourself lovable is putting way too much pressure on other people. It also takes the control out of your hands and puts it into the hands of other people, who may or may not be good enough for that.

Brushing teeth: A little boy is holding a tube of toothpaste. His mom helps him put it on his toothbrush.

Food and Entertaining: How to buy salad greens. Select lettuce for a versatile option. If you're not sure what type of greens work best with the salad you're planning, lettuce is usually the best choice. Lettuce has a mild, often sweet taste that goes well with almost anything, and is available in a variety of shapes and sizes.  You can choose from loose leaf and head lettuces. Loose leaf varieties come in loose bunches, while head lettuce grows in a tighter ball.

Roof shingle removal: The arm of a backhoe in shovel configuration peels the tiles off a roof. A man walks across the frame. The man pitchforks debris into the backhoe shovel.

Preparing pasta: The man adds clams to the pot. The man adds broth to the pot. The man boils pasta in a separate pot. The women gather around a pot to see the pasta.

Food and Entertaining: How to cook corn. Boil a large stockpot of water. Meanwhile, prepare the corn cobs by removing the husks and silks. The exact amount of water you need will vary depending on how large each ear of corn is. Make sure that you use enough water to completely cover the ears of corn once they are submerged. Note that you can add up to 1 tsp (5 ml) salt to the water if desired, but it is not needed.

Cars & Other Vehicles: How to limit home radon exposure. Find a qualified contractor. Limiting radon in your home will take someone with training and knowledge in mitigation techniques. Ideally, look for a contractor certified by the national radon proficiency program (nrpp) or the national radon safety board (nrsb). These are the only two national organizations in the us that certify radon professionals. The us environmental protection agency (epa) suggests that people hire contractors who certified nationally or on the state level.

Playing squash: The two men, one in black and the other in a red shirt playing racket ball against each other. The man in black begins the first serve and the man in the red shirt returns his serve.

Food and Entertaining: How to choose your wedding colors. Choose a color that will complement the venue. Look at the colors used in your venue's carpeting, drapery, and decorations. If the venue has strong and bold colors, you may want to select a complementary color scheme.  For example, a venue with deep red carpeting and gold finishes may clash with a mint green and grey color scheme. Instead, you could use red and gold in your color scheme to match the venue.

Family Life: How to soothe a teething baby. Rub your baby's gums with a clean finger. If your baby is teething, sometimes simply applying pressure can relieve some of the pain. Rub a clean finger over your baby's gums.