What do you call your baby girls "parts"?

[Wirral_Kitty]

Hiya, I'm trying to think of a nice term to use for my little baby girls bits. When I was little I used the word "rudie" but I dont want her to think there is anything rude about them when she grows up. How about "fluff"?

 

[sarahchops86]

we call it her "foof" god knows where that came from!

 

[sjb1985]

We call it a mini. It was the first thing that popped into my head one day when my darling son followed me into the toilet and nearly fell over in shock when mummy didnt have a willy

xx

 

[Savannah11]

We call it a mini. It was the first thing that popped into my head one day when my darling son followed me into the toilet and nearly fell over in shock when mummy didnt have a willy

xx

 

[Noodlejuice]

My four year old daughter calls hers her "girlie bits". Seemed logical!

 

[Misskitty]

We have lots of different names including Noonie, Fanooter, and cha-cha!

 

[Bumbled Bee]

I don't see what's wrong with vagina? I have a son, but if I have a girl next, it'll be vagina.

 

[special_kala]

we use minnie mostly

 

[Mum2b_Claire]

Nothing yet, all the 'nicknames' make me cringe but the word vagina seems so...clinical!

 

[lozzy21]

I don't see what's wrong with vagina? I have a son, but if I have a girl next, it'll be vagina.

But you dont just wipe your vagina you wipe your whole pubic area

 

[lozzy21]

We use fanny

 

[Mum2b_Claire]

and I guess technically the vagina is just the inside bit anyway...? Sorry haha

 

[Rachael.]

I use what my mum and dad used!

For a girl - tuppence or tup-tup
For a boy - digger!

 

[madcam]

my 5 year old calls it her front bum lol

 

[binxyboo]

Foo

 

[4magpies]

I use flower or twinkle....

xxx

 

[Dolly.]

i have a little boy but I grew up calling it 'nelly'

 

[lily123]

Tuppence or pinkie lol!
x

 

[dollyminxture]

ive always used foofy or fairy, boys is willy or wilbert

 

[clarsair]

Oh this thread makes me laugh! And I'd never thought about what LO should call hers (although she has a long way to go yet). I don't think I ever had a 'name' when I was little, just used to refer to it as 'down below'. Although I now hear my Mum and Aunties say 'foofie' or 'queer thing'! (Yes, their conversations know no boundaries when in a group - is it wrong to still be embarrased at the age of 30?!).