Apparently it’s abuse to teach your children to call it penis and vagina instead of some stupid pet…
Apparently it’s abuse to teach your children to call it penis and vagina instead of some stupid pet name and also abuse to shower with your babies 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
_Sheriee·
Мама двоих (младенец)
The word "abuse" is thrown around waaay too easily.
Steph·
What should we be telling our kids to call their body parts? SMH 🤦♀️ That’s what they are called. Well I guess i am an abuser since I showered with my kids and I call their body parts their anatomical name.
Jas·
Wow, who said that? I don't see anything wrong with it 🤷🏾♀️
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abuse 😂😂😂 some folks need to be slapped with a dictionary.
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@theycallmemommy no idea but apparently the right terms are wrong in this case 🤦🏼♀️
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@denise1493, it’s a debate in a local Facebook moms group I’m in women are acting like teaching them proper names is going to cause problems with them wanting to have sex at a young age 🙄
Steph·
@kyandmadimommy, that’s the dumbest thing I have ever heard.
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@kyandmadimommy
I had this debate on here like a month ago 🤔
I posted an article where people were calling Jessica biel (idk if spelled right) and Justin Timberlake disgusting for teaching "sex Ed " , they were just teaching correct anatomical terms and showering with their kids 🙄
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@nerdymommyplus2, I think that’s the same thing this Mom group is going off about the post is asking if celebrities think they can do whatever they want to their children because their famous and then it turned into that debate
Steph·
I think kids should know what their body parts are and that boys are girls are different. My oldest is 7 so we haven’t talked about sex yet but he knows what body parts are and that no one should be looking at them or touching them. I am fully open on the sex talk too! Growing up my parents didn’t talk about sex so we all just went out and did stupid shit. I want to have open communication with my kids about it: I truly believe if my parents were more open about talking, I would have made some different choices.
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@theycallmemommy, same way we are with our kids! Growing up my mom didn’t even talk about a period with me the tiny bit of knowledge I had was from my 4th grade 30 minute “sex Ed” class that told us it would happen and that was it 🤦🏼♀️ I don’t want that for my kids
Steph·
@kyandmadimommy, my mom basically said, this is what sex is and don’t have it til you are married. That was it! I was just talking to my sister about this too! I wish my mom would have talked to us more about it. If I don’t talk to my boys, they are going to hear it from the internet or someone else.
Tara🤙🏻·
Yeah because I totally want my daughter to go to school and have to be embarrassed for thinking a vagina is called a hamburger whatever name other parents come up with
(I know what lady who has her daughter call it that and she calls it that an that just sounds gross to me lol “she has a hamburger I have a Big Mac” were her exact words once 🤢 )
It’s not bad to use a name but as long as they know what their parts are really called
Especially when your child is going through puberty they need to know these things
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@lost.sock.thief, my little cousin calls it a cookie I feel like that might cause issues when she starts going to school and her moms just like “oh stop it’s cute” 😒