Women are sharing the weird names they call their lady parts when talking to their kids… including ‘coin purse’ and ‘Maud’
Some mums use 'quiche', 'goat' or 'bajina' to describe their lady parts
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MUMS have revealed the weird names they call their vaginas when chatting to their kids, so can you relate?
, the woman revealed they've used everything from 'coin purse' to 'Maud' to describe their private parts.
The debate was sparked by a mum of an almost three-year-old son, who said: "I just want something to refer to it as, which doesn't sound ridiculous.
"I know it is called a vagina but i don't really want to call it that to him, I'm not sure why but it kind of sounds wrong at age 2."
And some of the suggestions are absolutely hilarious, with mums admitting to using everything from 'quiche' to 'goat' and 'coin purse'.
One mum wrote: "Me and my friends randomely have always called it a quiche or goat..."
While another said: "My sister calls it a coin purse, but I don't think you can suggest that to a 3yo. Maud is another one."
A third woman admitted: "My 8 year old calls it 'my bajina ' which is so darned cute I can't possibly correct her."
And another user suggested: "Penny/fou fou/twinkle etc take your pick".
Others use words like "nunu" and "minnie" or simply "bits" to describe their private parts.
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But some mums slammed their fellow parents for using nicknames, insisting it was best to use the correct words.
One mum wrote: "I read somewhere that teaching kids the anatomically correct names can help protect them against sexual abuse, so I'd do that."
And another simply said: "I have never felt the need to discuss my vagina with my children, and I have never used the toilet with them in the room."
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