Ep 13. Parade

Nina Needs to Go! is a children's television series created by Adam Peltzman, based on his experience with his own daughter and her frequent bathroom needs. The show follows the adventures of five-year-old Nina, who always seems to need to go to the bathroom at the most inconvenient times. Each episode follows Nina and her family as they try to navigate various situations while dealing with Nina's urgent need to use the restroom.

In season 1 episode 13, titled "Parade," Nina is excited to attend her town's annual parade with her family. She wakes up early, puts on her favorite dress, and eats a big breakfast in preparation for the festivities. However, just as they're about to leave for the parade, Nina realizes she needs to use the bathroom.

Nina's parents try to convince her to go before they leave, but she insists that she doesn't need to go yet. They set off for the parade, but soon realize that the crowds are bigger than they anticipated. They're forced to stand in one spot for a long time, and Nina becomes increasingly uncomfortable.

As the parade goes on, Nina becomes more and more desperate, but the crowds are too thick for her to navigate through. She starts to fidget and squirm, trying to hold it in, but eventually she can't take it anymore and she needs to go. Nina's parents scramble to find a bathroom, but all the porta-potties are full. They try to find a store that will let Nina use their restroom, but everyone is closed for the parade.

Just when they're about to give up hope, they hear music in the distance. It's a group of musicians playing in a nearby park, and they're surrounded by a much smaller crowd. Nina's dad sees an opportunity and suggests they sneak away from the parade to use the restroom in the park's public bathroom. They make a run for it, and just barely make it to the bathroom before Nina has an accident.

The episode ends with Nina feeling much better, and the family enjoying the rest of the parade. Nina's mom remarks that they should have gone to the park in the first place, but Nina's dad reminds her that it wouldn't have been a true parade experience without some bathroom-related drama.

Overall, "Parade" is a fun and lighthearted episode that will resonate with anyone who has ever had to navigate a crowded event with a small child who needs to use the restroom. The show does a great job of presenting this common challenge in a humorous and relatable way, and young viewers will enjoy watching Nina's antics as she tries to hold it in.