names

Oh dear...that's like men referring to their 'crown jewels'.

A child at school said it was her " best China"

Minnie is the name of their cat! I quite like flower but D D not impressed with that. She wants names for all the bits. Boys are so much easier with 'willy' it is used by adults and is not rude. Thanks for all the suggestions so far.

No he didn't DS called it his seed box

Czech called it his seed box ?

We had a winkie and a moneybox...my GM used to refer to mine as a money box ....just made it difficult if anyone gave you some pennies....

Here's a funny but true story We always called it a Minnie when my grandaughter wore some panties with a picture of Minnie Mouse on the front and the name Minnie on the back her brother proclaimed to his mum ' oh look Mum xxxxx has her panties on back to front'

haha!

In our house it was a twinkle and our daughters have used that for their children whilst ensuring they know the correct anatomical names. Male bits are called wellies and balls and I recently had aconversation with Bertie which gave me much more information about his stepfather's than I ever wanted to know!!

My daughter told her daughter it was her 'lady bits' but my GD must have misheard as she now calls it her ladybird which I think is quite sweet!

DD and I can't remember what we said when she was little, but I know she just says 'your bits' to her DC (both girls). They both refer to boys having 'willies'.

I do think it's difficult if you go down the anatomically correct route (no pun intended), because the whole 'front bottom' is not just a vagina, vulva or labia. It's made up of lots of parts!

I also like twinky.

Typo.....haven't heard.

I don't remember what I called it for DD's, or DS ( too long ago) but DGS1 calls it a dinky, and DGS 2 a willy.Haven't heard little DGD call it anything. Teetime love the volvo.

Oh Teetime that really made me giggle. We called ours a twinky but Volvo is much better

Teetime!

I taught my daughter the proper names from the start but she did keep calling it her Volvo.

It was called a "flossy" in our house.
A friends daughter called hers a "nu-nu" when she was little

My girls called it a Lulu ! And my Grandaughter calls it her Minnie . .

The 3 eldest grandkids also know the proper names but not the 2 year old.

Wasn't Miffy a rabbit in a children's book...?

We always called it a miffy. I've no idea why! Flower is nice..