Here are some typical phrases that British moms used with their kids.

Now, of course, dads, grandparents and other people use these phrases to don't talk with your mouth full.

So this means finish what you're eating before you start speaking.

I don't want to see the food inside your mouth.

What's the problem?

All my friends have peers.

Lips And if everyone jumped off a cliff, would you do that too?

Okay, so this means that you shouldn't do something just because all of your friends do it.

You should be your own person.

Be quiet.

I can't hear myself think.

Okay, we use this to say that you're making so much noise that I can't concentrate on anything.

You are not going out looking like that.

But why not?

Okay, so parents use this to say that your clothes or the accessories you're wearing are not appropriate.

If you eat your carrots, you'll be able to see in the dark.

Okay, so this is one of the little white lies or exaggerations that parents use to encourage their Children to eat.

Oh, go on, please.

Can I go to the party?

Go on.

Everyone's going well, You can't stop me.

I'm just gonna go now While you're living under my roof, you'll do what I say.

Okay, so you live in my house and I pay all the bills.

So you have to do what I tell you to do.

This room is a tip.

Tidy it up.

Okay, So a tip is a place where we take rubbish.

So parents use this phrase to say this room is so messy.

Tidy your things away.

Can you get me a new phone, please?

I don't like my one anymore.

Money doesn't grow on trees.

And this expression means please be careful with money.

It's not easy to get.

So did you hear any of these phrases or similar when you were a child?

Maybe use some of your kids now.

Mm.