The other night I got a text from Pearson that read, "Our daughter just told me she has a bagina [vagina] in her butt."
Rewind to two nights before while the kids were bathing. Mae (finally) noticed Whit's male anatomy and asked me what it was. I know this might be rather late to notice but Mae has not once had any interests or questions about her own parts, Whit's or ours (to be matter of fact). I told her Whitaker has a penis and she asked me if she had one. I told her "no you don't, you have a vagina." I then went a little further and told her that all men have certain parts and women have said other parts and it is where you pee out of. I never once mentioned her butt but clearly that is where she thinks her "bagina" is. Looks like I screwed that one up. Hope I do better in later conversations.
**I titled this the birds and bees, part one because this I am sure will be the first installment of many conversations over the years.
Rewind to two nights before while the kids were bathing. Mae (finally) noticed Whit's male anatomy and asked me what it was. I know this might be rather late to notice but Mae has not once had any interests or questions about her own parts, Whit's or ours (to be matter of fact). I told her Whitaker has a penis and she asked me if she had one. I told her "no you don't, you have a vagina." I then went a little further and told her that all men have certain parts and women have said other parts and it is where you pee out of. I never once mentioned her butt but clearly that is where she thinks her "bagina" is. Looks like I screwed that one up. Hope I do better in later conversations.
**I titled this the birds and bees, part one because this I am sure will be the first installment of many conversations over the years.
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