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When I tell my toddler put the straw into the milk box, she often putpush it completely into the box. And as a result, the straw got lost inside the box.
What should we express in this situation?
Please putpush the straw halfway into the box! (but sometimes we need to go two-third of the straw not just halfway of the straw in order to reach the milk).
Please do not putpush the straw into the box completely!
Look at this picture
When I tell my toddler put the straw into the milk box, she often put it completely into the box. And as a result, the straw got lost inside the box.
What should we express in this situation?
Please put the straw halfway into the box! (but sometimes we need to go two-third of the straw not just halfway of the straw in order to reach the milk).
Please do not put the straw into the box completely!
Look at this picture
When I tell my toddler put the straw into the milk box, she often push it completely into the box. And as a result, the straw got lost inside the box.
What should we express in this situation?
Please push the straw halfway into the box! (but sometimes we need to go two-third of the straw not just halfway of the straw in order to reach the milk).
Please do not push the straw into the box completely!
Look at this picture
When I tell my toddler put the straw into the milk box, she often put it completely into the box. And as a result, the straw got lost inside the box.
What should we express in this situation?
Please put the straw halfway into the box! (but sometimes we need to go two-third of the straw not just halfway of the straw in order to reach the milk).
Please do not put the straw into the box completely!
