Posted by Pamela on Friday, January 29, 2010 at 2:33pm.
Watch out!
Don't do that -- or else!
Be careful!
There's a bear over there!
I suppose these work. I think I am putting more thought than necessary into this question. Thanks for your insight!
You're welcome. Most warnings are expressed in very few words.
Also --
Storm warning! Take cover!
I used to say to my own children and still say to my grandchildren, "STOP!"
That one word makes them stop and turn and look at me -- and then I can explain myself. I found out that with young children, if they're walking (or running!) into danger, first you have to stop them; then you can explain.
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