Surrey Mirror published Parents told by NHS to stop using 'willy' or 'minnie' when...

Parents are being advised by a NHS group to stop using stop terms such as "wilnkle" and "minnie" when referring to their children's private parts — because it is deemed to be too confusing for toddlers to understand all of the different phrases. Willy, winkle, tinkle, front bottom and woo woo are all no-nos, according to a NHS sexual health service. The same goes for wee man, minnie, moo moo, haa haa and chuff chuff. Instead, parents should be using the correct...

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