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A person is engaged in reading an open book outdoors, with their hands visible holding the pages. The setting features a clear, bright blue sky dominating the upper part of the image, suggesting good weather and daytime. In the background, out-of-focus palm trees are visible, indicative of a warm, perhaps tropical, location like a resort. A white slatted structure, possibly a pergola or sunshade, is partially seen on the left side, adding to the leisure atmosphere. The book is written in Russian, and the visible text focuses on child care, particularly concerning children's sleep patterns and nighttime feeding. Key passages discuss how a child who rests well during the day will sleep through the night without waking. It states that a healthy child over nine months can sleep 10-12 hours without nighttime feedings, as night is for the body's rest, including the stomach and teeth. The text argues that a child is not hungry at night if they eat adequately during the day. It further advises that for children over three years old, parents can gradually remove nighttime dairy or drinks, emphasizing that nothing should be given at night. A notable phrase from the text translates to: "Food sleeps, sleeps, the refrigerator sleeps, and you sleep..." The page number 37 is visible at the bottom right corner of the open book. The overall scene suggests a relaxing moment, possibly during a vacation in Safaga, Egypt, as per the location context.
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