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If your child is lying down and you want them to get in the sitting position, how do you ask them to in an informal/everyday language? If you could provide more than one way, it would be appreciated.

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Just a "Sit up" will do. See simple things in simple ways.

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    since you asked for more than one way, I would add the following: "sit up, I said", "sit up, dang it", "when are you going to sit up?", and, finally, "if you don't sit up I will make sure you really don't want to sit up" – JeffSahol Aug 9 '13 at 12:39

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