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Hey! Another question: What if when I’m driving my child wants to do number one (or two) but I can’t pull over right away - what do I say to make her wait? Like «hold it»?
22. Sep. 2023 10:27
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Haha what a dilemma. Yes, we’d say hold on, hold it, hold tight, maybe even a fun saying ‘cross your legs’
22. September 2023
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"Try your best. I'm doing mine. I know it's difficult. I'll pull over for you as soon as I can." ("Mine" means "my best")
22. September 2023
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The normal phrasing of the question is: If I’m driving and my child has/needs (not ‘wants’) to go to the bathroom, what do I say…? ‘Hold it’ is natural.
23. September 2023
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Yes, "You'll just have to hold it." Of course add something like "I know you need to and I'll pull over just as soon as I can."
23. September 2023
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