applying 🌙's concept to an accident:
"ah! no, no! my pee is coming out! [CG name] pee came out in my pants!"
[little is looking at their steadily-getting-more-soaked crotch] "stop!!! stop it!!!! [looks up at CG] I can't make my pee pee stop!!!!!"
[little is staring at the rapidly growing puddle on the floor at their feet] "uh oh peepee... you shouldn'ta come out right now... [CG name] isn't gonna like that."
[little is squirming in their seat, but CG can't see their lower half (on the other side of the couch/hidden by a table/etc.) but just as CG is about to prompt a potty break, little freezes, maybe shivers a little] "[CG name]... I think maybe some pee got on my pants. there might be some pee that made my pants wet. I think it made my pants really wet..." [little is starting to get kinda sniffly as they go from "some pee" and "wet" to "a lot of pee" and "really wet" as they keep babbling.]
"[CG name]... I think somebody got pee on my bed." [little is wearing different pants than what they had on before their naptime.]
Still super adorable! It's so funny when littles refuse to acknowledge that they're the ones that just can't hold it, it's clearly their pee's fault for not listening! It's being silly! But somehow I doubt that will help their case with CG...
Thanks for the ask!














