"Mommy, stop"
My two year old daughter and I were at the grocery store today and while we were checking out; it became rather stimulating fast: (between the sounds of the items being scanned and two bag boys that stood next to her while she was alone in the cart), I took it upon myself to do some deep pressure on her arms. She grabbed my hands and pulled me into her face as if she were an adult and said "Mommy, STOP".
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