What supplies do I need for brushing my baby's hair?

Totally. Let it sit for a couple of hours if you'd like. That will give the cornstarch more time to absorb the oil or grease.

You may have uncovered slightly deteriorated wood portions from your thorough sanding. Also, you may have used a rancid or old lacquer, or used a brush that wasn't thoroughly cleaned...

Paracord (you can use shoelaces, string or yarn as a substitute), a marble, and a keyring (optional).

You’ll need brushes in a variety of shapes and sizes, paint rollers and trays, paints, primers, and sealant. You’ll also need painter’s tape to block off any areas you want...

You'll need thread, a needle, and button backing. The button backing goes on the back of the coat and helps provide some extra security.

Deft lacquer can be used for both brushing and spraying.

Pull it up into a bun, or a low bun, or try two french braids. These styles can help to minimize the volume of your hair without too much work.

Try drinking a glass of plain water after brushing and your saliva flow will calm down. The oral receptors will send this information to the brain and saliva flow will...