pomelo / 5820 posts
Vag usually... cooca or cooter when I'm being silly.
I have a friend who calls it her kaslopis, ala Chelsea Handler!
clementine / 797 posts
Either lady bits, nether regions, the business, or the oh-so-mature hoo-ha. The word vagina kind of skeeves me out a little bit as does vaj.
grapefruit / 4582 posts
Ughh I was traumatized by my mother callin it a "tutu" or "coochie" so I just call it my vagina. DH calls it Minnie lol
persimmon / 1328 posts
Hahah, this thread is hilarous!
@mrs.cookie: I would generally think vulva is better, but I think saying vagina is awkward. Also, I am pretty sure that if you said vulva, many people would look at you not knowing what you are talking about.
I usually say lady bits or vajayjay. Cooch comes out once in a while too.
apricot / 335 posts
@Mommytotwois: yep... My mom is a very crunchy earth mama, and I was an incredibly shy, private teenager who wanted to DIE just thinking that word!
honeydew / 7589 posts
I was raised using anatomical terms so, vulva or vagina.
Nowadays I use random words I make up on the spot with a raised eyebrow and a glance below, and people always figure it out.
Unless I'm talking to a doula client, in which case I use correct terminology.
Because I'm a doula though, people always expect me to say yoni. Idk why.
So sometimes I say yoni and then laugh.
persimmon / 1135 posts
My husband and I call it my ninja. I have no idea where it started. We only day that when we're being silly though, I'd definitely use anatomical words with my LO.
grapefruit / 4819 posts
@mrs.cookie: Oh my goodness, I'm dying just thinking about how the word vulva would even come up in conversation!!!
I usually say vajayjay or lady bits, but really, I just try to avoid having to mention it altogether. Vagina is just one of those words, like moist, that creeps me out!
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
I say who-ha or vagina but growing up my mom called it "chuckles". Wtf? Her mom called it her pussycat. Oh my!
grapefruit / 4441 posts
@travellingbee: oh my! Pussycat would disturb me, I think.
My mom always used anatomical terms and I think I will do the same with LO. But I think other names are more fun with girlfriends or DH.
honeydew / 7091 posts
@Ree723: Same, I just try to avoid having to say it.
I think if I ever had to mention it, I would say lady bits
nectarine / 2932 posts
Lady bits! Or my 'uglies'! DH sometimes calls it (jokingly) a beaver or squirrel o.O
clementine / 984 posts
@mrs.cookie: I'm dying at "vaj mahal!"
@Arden: Yoni?? I would totally laugh, too, if you were my doula. I'm pretty hippie-ish, but also very logical and realistic, so I'd just snort if I heard that in seriousness. LOL.
@travellingbee: Yikes!
The weirdest IRL one I've heard is a lady who taught her kids to call it their "plup-plup" or "pluppy." Say what?!
grapefruit / 4136 posts
@jmarionsmith: WOAH when did you start calling it a britney?! that's what we call it! my college roommate and i dubbed it "brit" when britney spears went through her crazy phase and was flashing it to everyone hahaha!!
nectarine / 2132 posts
@grizz: haha!
@babyjmama: probably around the same time britney was in your crazy phase! i'm not sure though, for a while!
bananas / 9229 posts
It varies - Vag, goods, cooch, coohie, who-ha...
Growing up, my mom taught us to call it our "tweeter" - WTF? I want to ask her why now...
bananas / 9229 posts
@MamaMagpie: I have NO idea what it means or where it even came from!! Also, farts were called "breezers" - WTF?!
GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts
@LindsayInNY: I don't think that's a question that you really want an answer to, is it? ;P
GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts
@LindsayInNY: No . . . Buuut, if she can make hers whistle, my hat is off to her!
bananas / 9229 posts
@MsLipGloss: Haha, it is my mom so I hope not!! I'm definitely calling tonight to ask now...
pineapple / 12793 posts
This thread is hilarious. I use poon. DH once asked if I wanted our parts to spoon, not sex just spooning. Hence poon.
pomelo / 5000 posts
Love it all.
It's my chacha, or vagina, or vah-gine-er in my best southern accent.
@Mrs.Someone: yes to Scrubs! I used bajingo for a little bit. It's sounds perky and sassy, while still a little lady like. Love the neurotic mom.
Families I've babysat for have called it the tweetie, cookie, woo.
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