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Native parent phrases, organized by situation
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It's time to wake up. Please get out of bed.
You got to get up! Up, up, up! There you go!
Short rhythmic repetition — how parents actually wake kids
Let me apply a bandage to your wound.
Let's put a band-aid on your boo-boo. All better!
boo-boo = kid word for 'owie' — no parent says 'wound'
Let's go to the water playground.
We're going to the splash pad! Wanna get soaked?
splash pad — what native parents actually call it
We have several tasks to complete outside.
We have to run some errands. Shoes on, let's go!
run errands — one phrase says it all
Your toys are scattered everywhere. Please clean up.
We have a huge mess! Let's clean up — ready, set, go!
huge mess — simple words, making cleanup feel like a game
Please move to the side a little.
Scooch over! There you go.
scooch = casually slide over. No parent says "move to the side"
Have you applied sunscreen already?
Did we already put sunscreen on?
"put on" not "apply", "we" makes it feel like a team
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This morning my child was stepping on the backs of her shoes. I wanted to tell her to put her heel down.
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Heel down, Hyun. There you go!
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Please wear your shoes properly.
Heel down. There you go!
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Play · taking turns
volume_upCan I have a turn when you're done?
다 하면 엄마도 한 번 해봐도 돼?
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Your turn, then my turn. We can take turns.
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Heel down. There you go!
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뒤꿈치 넣자. 됐다!
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One more story, then it's lights out.
딱 한 권만 더 읽고 불 끈다
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We went to the playground and my kid fell and scraped her knee. I comforted her and put a band-aid on. Then she didn't want to leave so I said five more minutes.
Scene 1: When she fell down
“Oh no! Are you okay? Let me see.”
“It's just a little boo-boo. You're so brave!”
“Let's put a band-aid on it. All better!”
boo-boo = kid word for a small injury. No parent says "wound."
Scene 2: Time to go home
“Five more minutes, then we gotta go, okay?”
“I know you don't wanna leave. It's so fun here!”
“We'll come back tomorrow! Pinky promise.”
gotta go = casual "have to go." Natural for kids.
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