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I have a two year Daughter and I call her vagina "tuppy" and a boy part "willy" (obviously, she doesnt have one but her 1 year old cousin does!) - is this cool?!
I wont end up getting her beaten up at Nursery will I?!?!
Also if she has wind I say "pumped" my Mom said its horrible and should say "pass wind" but I think that sounds old fashioned........
Whats cool and whats not?!?! lol
I wont end up getting her beaten up at Nursery will I?!?!
Also if she has wind I say "pumped" my Mom said its horrible and should say "pass wind" but I think that sounds old fashioned........
Whats cool and whats not?!?! lol
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.me and my sister used to call ours willies as well, don't think we realised it was gender specific.
we would also just say our ''we'' or ''wee''
we used to say boffed, trumped or pluted, for farted, still do actually...
a child saying ''passed wind'' is more like to be skitted than one who says ''pumped''
tuppy comes from tuppence probably, and i believe was the origin of ''tipping the velvet'', it used to be ''tupping the velvet'', (cunnilingus)
you could try ''front bottom''...lol
we would also just say our ''we'' or ''wee''
we used to say boffed, trumped or pluted, for farted, still do actually...
a child saying ''passed wind'' is more like to be skitted than one who says ''pumped''
tuppy comes from tuppence probably, and i believe was the origin of ''tipping the velvet'', it used to be ''tupping the velvet'', (cunnilingus)
you could try ''front bottom''...lol
I was brought up to call my bits a 'Lily'...I suppose it does rather look like one!
My eldest daughter was brought up the same, of course...but my youngest call theirs either 'Minnie' or 'Chuff'..the last one is Mr Pippa's take on the matter, although I thought that was a Welsh term for a bum???
My son always referred to his tackle as a willy. However now he is 15 it has become a rather more 'grown up' name beginning with C. How uncouth ;o)
My eldest daughter was brought up the same, of course...but my youngest call theirs either 'Minnie' or 'Chuff'..the last one is Mr Pippa's take on the matter, although I thought that was a Welsh term for a bum???
My son always referred to his tackle as a willy. However now he is 15 it has become a rather more 'grown up' name beginning with C. How uncouth ;o)
Loosehead and cazzz1975, really I dont think that your remarks were called for! For goodness sake THIS IS A QUESTION AND ANSWER SITE!!!!! Not a "I'm bored site so I'll give strangers random abuse because I would never have the balls to face to face site!"
Really for goodness sakes.
Everyone else, thank you for your answers and I am going with the name Lily! :O) I'm glad that there are still nice people on here who just answer the question. :O)
Really for goodness sakes.
Everyone else, thank you for your answers and I am going with the name Lily! :O) I'm glad that there are still nice people on here who just answer the question. :O)