The child that you babysit had some kind of accident. He's upset and crying. He's trying to tell you about the accident, but it doesn't make sense. You tell him to start telling the story again in order.
Hold on, hold on. Start at the beginning.
children, kids, story (topic), wait 
Your son wanted to join his school's basketball team. He tried out for it. You just found out that he was successful, and you're passing the news on to your wife.
Rory made the team!
You're talking to your friend, who lives in another city. She asks about your baby, who she hasn't seen for several months. The baby talks now, so you say:
She's talking up a storm these days.
You're trying to have a quiet conversation with your friend, but your children are running around and yelling. They're starting to make you angry. You say:
They are testing the limits of my patience!
annoyed, children, patience, progressive aspect 
Your cousin posted a video of her family at home. You're watching it with your husband. Your cousin's baby is holding a toy, and you think it's really cute. You say:
Aw, look at the baby holding her stuffed bunny!
baby, children, cute, pprogressive aspect, toys 
Your young child is playing with the door, opening and closing it. You’re worried that his fingers are going to get squeezed and hurt. You tell him:
Watch out! Your fingers are going to get caught in the door.
