Childish words used by adults.

[Anonymous]

Teach your kids the proper names for sexual organs and parts. It could save their life! Normalize the terminology of penis, vagina, etc.

[Anonymous]

Hubby

Preggers

Preggo

Kiddos

Mamma

Vacay

Sesh

Basically obnoxious abbreviations of words that don't need to be abbreviated

[Anonymous]

I can't stand when I hear adults saying yo bro or dude when telling someone something. bro did you hear or xxx or dude that shitvis crazy.

My 11 year old grandson uses bro and dude and I don't care but hearing an adult say it makes me shudder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm drinking some yummy coffee w/ baileys right now and it's really warming my belly. This cookie is going to be soooooo yummy, too after I chomp it up and it hits my belly.

OP, are you seriously out of other more pressing things to worry about?

Tummy not belly! "Yummy, yummy. Yummy. I got love in my tummy," is when you're eating that cookie!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teach your kids the proper names for sexual organs and parts. It could save their life! Normalize the terminology of penis, vagina, etc.

THIS? YOu bumped a zombie thread for this?
Everyone already knows this.
Thanks Captain Obvious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:belly is a childish word?

I guess those of us who use those words still have a bit of kid in us. Nothing wrong with that.

Belly of the beast: it's a common term in kindergarten.

[Anonymous]

Veggies

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never stopped saying poop.

Seriously. What are you supposed to say?

Honey, my feces is coming to a head in my colon, we better find a lavatory so I can defecate.

WTF.

Is it childish or mature to say "Hey, I need a bathroom quick, I'm prairie dogging!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teach your kids the proper names for sexual organs and parts. It could save their life! Normalize the terminology of penis, vagina, etc.

THIS? YOu bumped a zombie thread for this?
Everyone already knows this.
Thanks Captain Obvious.

No they don't. I'm a 3rd grade teacher and most kids use household nicknames instead.

I had a student who didn't even know the term was vagina. She thought it was called fine china. Not even joking. Calling it the fine china was something an older sibling had said as a toddler and the name stuck in their household.

[Anonymous]

I have a relative who has taught her young children to say kaka for poop. I find it very cringey. I think poop is an acceptable term for people of all ages, not too vulgar and not to childish.

I am somewhat lost on what children should call girl privates, vagina is usually not accurate at all especially since most little girls don't even know they have one and probably shouldn't be exploring it either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a relative who has taught her young children to say kaka for poop. I find it very cringey. I think poop is an acceptable term for people of all ages, not too vulgar and not to childish.

I am somewhat lost on what children should call girl privates, vagina is usually not accurate at all especially since most little girls don't even know they have one and probably shouldn't be exploring it either.

My son says caca for poop because that’s the word in Spanish. Sorry you find our language cringey.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hubby

Preggers

Preggo

Kiddos

Mamma

Vacay

Sesh

Basically obnoxious abbreviations of words that don't need to be abbreviated

Me and my friends say all of these - there’s nothing childish about any of these words.

[Anonymous]

My three-year-old called me a "yellow-bellied, lily-livered coward," and I told him that with juvenile language like that, he'd never matriculate at Harvard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a relative who has taught her young children to say kaka for poop. I find it very cringey. I think poop is an acceptable term for people of all ages, not too vulgar and not to childish.

I am somewhat lost on what children should call girl privates, vagina is usually not accurate at all especially since most little girls don't even know they have one and probably shouldn't be exploring it either.

My son says caca for poop because that’s the word in Spanish. Sorry you find our language cringey.

Maybe if my relative were Spanish in any way I wouldn't find it cringey. If that's the only Spanish word those kids know I think it's a bit odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine calling belly dancing stomach dancing. It just doesn't sound right.

Also, "in the stomach of the beast" just sounds gross, and there's no internal rhyme. See, also, "stomach flop."