Sentences with phrase «go to the bathroom there»

Everytime I went to the bathroom there was someone cleaning one of the bathrooms.

If your dog does not go to the bathroom there, then you are off to a great start!

Praise her when she goes to the bathroom there.

When we went to court she said it wasn't her fault because she didn't tell them to go to the bathroom there!!!

I didn't want to hurt their feelings so I cleaned up my feet and the floor and then let the dogs out so they could go to the bathroom there.

Not exact matches

I went to the Buena Vista Social Club only to be surprised that it was jam - packed with Eastern European tourists and that there was no toilet paper in the bathrooms.

But there isn't always time for tanning, let alone sleeping, eating, or going to the bathroom.

«I woke up next to my 2 - year - old daughter and immediately had to go to the bathroom,» he reports, «I was in there for about 45 minutes.

Man there are alot of women who are going to be answering to that dude for screaming his name... I'd say I pity them but if He actually does see and hear everything, I'm sure he will understand... I've read the bible many times, I keep a copy in the bathroom, it comes in handy anytime I eat at Juans roadside mexican cart, and i think I am about to die.

There were other bands such as Two Door Cinema Club, the Avett Brothers, Erykah Badu, the Descendents, Starf *** r, and others that I missed while standing in line to go to the bathroom.

To dance when basically no one else is, and then to keep dancing after your little dress mishap... I would've been tempted to go to the bathroom and cry — so proud of you for staying out therTo dance when basically no one else is, and then to keep dancing after your little dress mishap... I would've been tempted to go to the bathroom and cry — so proud of you for staying out therto keep dancing after your little dress mishap... I would've been tempted to go to the bathroom and cry — so proud of you for staying out therto go to the bathroom and cry — so proud of you for staying out therto the bathroom and cry — so proud of you for staying out there!

I've heard stories about NCAA football negotiations where somebody during a caucus got up to go to the bathroom, walked down the hallway, looked in the room next door, and there was a guy with a stethoscope against the wall.»

Yes at times you have to let them cry on their own for a few mintues if you need to go to the bathroom or bathe especially when there is no other care giver but yourself.

So how can you recharge, when there's no time to go to the bathroom, never mind the spa?

Im 25 and hes 29 we have 2 lil girls and i have adhd as im typing this i havent had sex in two weeks my libido is way overactive to the point if its not every other night i go crazy im depressed all the time because im undersexed and unsatisfied toys do nt work for me its like my body knows the difference and does nt get any pleasure out of them, i love my fiancee, yup i said fiancee and we have only been together 4 years i do nt find myself attracted to any other man so i do nt want to cheat yet i feel so lonely half the time that i secretly curl up in the bathroom and cry i do nt know what to do i talk to him about it but all he does is complain about his pain from work (he builds trailers) i understand and i try not to bother him but even when i just want cuddle intimacy time he'd rather sit in his bean bag chair and drink a beer and vape there are sometimes i feel unwanted yet he assures me he wants me but does nothing about it and whenever i bring up lack o spontaneousness he blames the kids I NEED HELP and release!!!!

You'll always have an audience: Until your little one starts school, you can expect he or she's going to be right there with you — even in the bathroom.

I started bringing him to the bathroom when I knew he had to go and hanging out in there so he could do his business, independently.

I didn't enjoy my 4 day hospital stay, I refused to put her down, I made nurses watch her while I went to the bathroom if family wasn't there.

Anywhere Daddy tries to step if he wants to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, make sure there are Father Christmases, shepherds or Starbucks snowglobes — preferably sharp and delicate ones — for him to discover!

He understands that going to the bathroom is worth cheering about, and we are all happier because there's less of a fight when we work together to communicate!

I'll go in the bathroom to feed my infant when I see people who feed their infants McDonald's there: I find that gross!

While there are a lot of benefits for parents whose children play independently (going to the bathroom on your own, maybe cooking dinner in relative peace, for example!)

After this though, you can start trying to take them at the same times, to get them ion the habit of going and to have bathroom time at the same times throughout the day, so that you are not running to the bathroom all day and spending the entire day in there.

He's basically there but if he wakes any time after 4:30 (when the birds start chirping) to go to the bathroom, that's it — we are up for the day.

Every child is different, so when nighttime potty training accident happens, they still need to go use the bathroom to make sure there is nothing left.

She took from there the habit to go to the potty, then a month later I moved the potty to the bathroom and now she just used the big toilet most of the time - I take care everywhere with her panties on now!

Since he's comfortable going in his room I'd put a potty chair in there first to see if he'll sit on it with diaper on and then gradually move it to the bathroom.

This can cause many problems later on with going to the bathroom and also mean that there will have to be additional tactics taken to solve the problem than too.

So if the babysitter has other kids there, she should let your son «help» them go to the bathroom as much as possible.

AND, when she's had stories and songs with Daddy, scratches and foot rubs and being rocked like a baby with me, and then she asks for water, and then she asks to go to the bathroom and we have to sneak into the adjoining master bedroom where the baby is sleeping to use the bathroom or walk all the way downstairs to do so, and then we get back to her bed and she wants more hugs and kisses, and then she says she has a boo - boo that needs a band - aid... eventually there has to be a stopping point, right?

She is no longer scared or uninterested in the bathroom, but wants to go in there, flush the toilet and wants to know what everything is used for and why you go to the bathroom.

She is curious and asking questions about the bathroom and wants to be there when you or someone else goes and wants to know what is happening.

So yeah, that's an hour and a half each and every day in the bathroom, and that doesn't account for the 5 other times throughout the day that she'll ask to go potty and then I realize after about 4 minutes in there that she only wants to read books and now believes that the potty is the place to do that.

I remember not always feeling safe when I entered a public bathroom alone as a child, so I have learned to relax if they say they are comfortable going alone, as long as I'm there waiting by the door.

My son was not potty trained until he was almost 4 years old.He was a very active boy, and it seemed that he just didn't want to take the time to go to the bathroom / potty when he could just go in his diaper and keep on playing.I did spend time putting him on his potty chair, and eventually the toilet but he would never go, yet as soon as a diaper was on, he's dirty it.And I felt like a horribly mean mother for making him sit there for so long.So, I decided to just let him do it when he wanted to.

My first flight I went to pump in the bathroom and ended up having the attendants pounding on the door that I was in there too long.

Is there anything that may help me to get her to go to the bathroom when she needs to?

«If indeed what they are talking about is learning to read babies» signals, that's wonderful because there is no question the baby will have signals when it needs to [go to the bathroom].»

Once the caregiver is on - board, let your child know that all the daycare workers are there to help him stay dry, but that if he needs to «go», he should let «Miss X» know right away, and she will take him to the bathroom.

The B part is barrier that's, what we just talked about with using zinc or petroleum based ointment on there, the C part is the make sure it's clean so, obviously whenever your kid goes to the bathroom, you want to make sure to try and change the diapers as quickly as you can.

So firstly there is that and also I would tell someone if someone said why don't you go to a bathroom, I'd say, «when was the last time you ate in abathroomand would you want to?»

If she's not able to use signals, maybe for now there can be an understanding that she is allowed to go to the bathroom when she needs to without asking permission.

Then I got up to go to the bathroom (seemed like there was a lot of pressure.)

I was going to the bathroom, holding a fussy baby (you know you've been there), when my five year old barged in.

Ask her gently if there's any reason why she doesn't want to go to the bathroom at night.

So a private room was important for me not because I was worried what people were thinking but because breastfeeding was a lot easier for me that way, but in terms of pumping and I'm a very public person, there could be a camera on me right now I don't care but pumping was the one thing I would never, I rather go to the bathroom in public than pump in public.

I think a lot of the issue with this bill and this entire issue is that there's just a lack of education about the need for it and I think this why not enough has been done yet, but when people do find out about all the struggles and the issues and the real health concerns that go along with women having to pump in places like bathrooms that are unsanitary that people do want to help, that they do want conditions to get better.

There will be a need to go to the bathroom, and often.

My friends are tired of me screaming at the internet about this - OK, there may be mama there taking the picture, but all it takes is for her to go to the bathroom, go to make coffee, fall asleep herself and 3 minutes later, thats all the time needed for that infant to die.

«no one is going to get there in time to save you from the serial killer in clown face trying to break in your bathroom window» Probably true so far as it goes - but how many people per year in rural areas are killed by serial killer clowns, and how many in gun - related accidents?