Sentences with phrase «go to the bathroom using»

In reality, a child isn't going to be able to go to the bathroom using one of these little potties 100 % of the time.

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Each person in the stands might be a cheering fan, but eventually, they're all going to need to take a little break from the game to grab a beer, or use the bathroom.

The closure comes after footage of the arrest of two black men who tried to use the bathroom in a Philadelphia Starbucks went viral, sparking boycott threats.

«I remember going to get up to use the bathroom, and one of the nurses went to bring me a wheelchair and I was like, «Oh no I don't need that,»» says Walsh.

They said, «you can't use the boys» bathroom,» and I said «I'm going to — try to stop me.»

I said, no, I'm going to use the boys» bathroom.

So u're saying Jesus actually used the bathroom outside instead going to the BP or Shell Service Station (GEE, WHAT GREAT UP TO DATE NEWSto the BP or Shell Service Station (GEE, WHAT GREAT UP TO DATE NEWSTO DATE NEWS).

In this case, a black person could not eat a lunch counter, use the same bathroom or water fountain as someon white, ride at the back of the bus or stand - up if asked, attend the same church as a white peron, inter-marry, could not go into a store if asked to stay out, etc..

The reason the pizzas burned in the first place is I went inside to just use the bathroom but then got caught up in kid drama and ended up having to kill a spider to calm the little dudes down.

If you don't go to the bathroom daily (that's the very minimum for a healthy digestive tract), I also recommend trying out herbal supplements that combine herbs that have been used for better digestion for thousands of years.

He then went on to explain that he used it to go to the bathroom.

I actually pump in the bathroom at work because the lactaction room is too far away (I can't get the breaks to go pump, I have to use my 15 min breaks and 30 min lunch).

I am not sure that this is going to change the dynamic of feeling uncomfortable in public as a nursing mom or of employers giving you just the option of using the bathroom.

If you have to set your baby in her crib or another safe place for a few minutes to use the bathroom (or to have a good cry yourself), rest assured that leaving her alone for a few minutes, even if she's crying, is not going to hurt her.

Maybe it comes from being so uncomfortable at the end of your pregnancy... Or maybe it's getting used to waking up a million times a night to go to the bathroom when you're pregnant.

Make sure your baby goes to bed with a clean, dry diaper, and your older child uses the bathroom right before hitting the hay.

She will pick up the habit of using the bathroom very quickly using this method, since she will be in the bathroom throughout the day and she will sooner or later go on the potty one of those trips to the bathroom.

bell rings: pack up backpack, get lunch, run (oops, no running allowed... walk very fast) to bathroom, use toilet, wash hands, run / speedwalk to tables, sit down, open lunch box and... «GO!»

The easier it is for them to use the bathroom, the more likely they will be to want to go than too.

Like, don't go around saying «oh, my child will NEVER watch more than 10 minutes of TV a day» because I guarantee you, the first time you actually want to do something normal like blow dry your hair, paint your nails or use the bathroom without an audience, the TV becomes your best friend.

These signs of readiness typically include using their words to express themselves, toddling their own way to the bathroom, pulling down their own pants, saying they want to use the «big potty,» and being aware of the sensation of peeing or pooping, characteristically noticeable when young children suddenly stop what they're doing as they feel themselves start to go.

Sometimes this is related to anxiety about actually using the bathroom and other times it is more social anxiety — for example kids are worrying «Will somebody else know I'm going?»

For instance, she'll often use simpler words with a peer («I need go potty») but more complex constructions with you («I need to go to the bathroom»).

When we went for the check up the next day, my doctor was staring a little too much at the sonogram screen, she then told me to use the bathroom because my bladder was full.

And according to Mr. Rothman - Shore, the B can be updated to mean «Bathroom» (i.e. have kids go to the bathroom before you leave the house) when children are toilet trained, an update that came to him after he recently used the mnemonic when trying to get his kids out of the house during an emBathroom» (i.e. have kids go to the bathroom before you leave the house) when children are toilet trained, an update that came to him after he recently used the mnemonic when trying to get his kids out of the house during an embathroom before you leave the house) when children are toilet trained, an update that came to him after he recently used the mnemonic when trying to get his kids out of the house during an emergency.

In the meantime, when your daughter goes to sleepovers, she should try not to drink a lot of fluids close to bedtime and should use the bathroom right before going to sleep.

As a kid I used to think being in the back seat of the car for a few hours was a pain... but I realised that choosing a place to go, navigating, divvying out pre-packed snacks, taking emergency bathroom breaks en route, and putting kids to sleep in new beds was much, much harder.

So she went up to management, she was looking for a place to pump and they told her to go use the bathroom and that she was not a paying customer.

How could my toddler use the bathroom if he couldn't even tell me he had to go?

You can't be sure when your child will need to go, and even if you're near a public bathroom, your child may not be willing to use an unfamiliar, adult - sized toilet.

When the child is inside the bathroom, he or she might want to use a sink or go up the tub.

Instead let them know again that it is okay and make sure that they are using the bathroom before going to bed and lessen the amount of liquids they have before bed too, to help cut back on any chance of accidents happening.

I do not use a diaper sprayer and i have no problem i just go to the bathroom dump the poop in the toilet then i go to the shower and rinse it out with the detachable shower head.

& 41; The directions say to fill up with 1 1/2 - 2 bottles of water, I only used 1, it was enough to fill the doll up so that he would go to the bathroom, but not so much that he leaked for days after because no matter how you try.

Use stickers or a special treat to persuade your child to go to the bathroom on their own.

I'm startled awake and quickly go use the bathroom knowing that I won't have a chance for the next 30 minutes or longer because that's exactly what they both need to do.

my 2 year old boy wants to use the potty but he also just says potty even if he do nt have to go he just wants to go play in the bathroom!!

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!

He needs to know that you are serious about him not having accidents at home, when all he has to do is take one minute out to go use the bathroom or he will loose something he values, so he will choose to stop and go over loosing this thing he values.

I use cloth diapers and breast feed but the idea of running my baby to the bathroom everytime I think he / she might need to go is crazy.

Eventually, your child is going to have to learn how to use that large porcelain throne in your bathroom.

OK, fine, but what if your job has a private space with a locking door that's not the bathroom where you can pump for as long as you need as often as you need so that you can use your industrial strength breast pump which by some miracle you can afford so you can now fill up bag after bag of fresh healthy milk every three hours at work for six months straight and your supportive husband can drive to work and pick it up for you so you don't even have to store it in the gross community refrigerator so as to avoid the all - too - inevitable jokes about whether you're going to «whip up a milkshake for everyone» or remarks such as, «Guess we'll be just fine when the coffee creamer runs out?»

When I am using the bathroom and Reagan busts in the door jumping up and down screaming, «I have to go to the bathroom!!!»

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?

Caron goes on to explain that she has created a routine with her daughter that allows her to go to the bathroom at home after school and then use a diaper at night.

They can start making the connection that when their bladder feels full and they pee, their training pants are wet and this is also a motivator to use the bathroom instead of going in their training pants and feeling uncomfortable.

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.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, make sure your child is showing a desire to use the potty (as well as an interest in keeping dry or clean), to wear «big kid» underwear, and to observe what you're doing when you go to the bathroom.

Well, Maddie went with her to the bathroom once and watched while she used the bathroom herself.