1
There are two of me—one on either side of the uterus, each connected to one of the ovaries. Eggs pass through me every month to get to the uterus!
2
I’m the skin that covers the outside of the vulva to protect everything that’s underneath me—the clitoris, the opening to the urethra, and the vaginal opening!
3
I’m the two small flaps of skin on either side of the opening to the vagina; I can come in a variety of shapes and sizes!
4
My only function is that I feel very sensitive when I’m touched!
5
I work by taking urine from the bladder out of the body!
6
I make eggs! (And no, I’m not a chicken!) There are two of me.
7
Once a month, blood and tissue from the uterus pass through me; and if a person’s pregnant, this is how the baby usually comes out!
8
I’m shaped like a pear and fill up with blood and other nutrients once a month. If a person gets pregnant, the fetus grows inside me!
9
I’m the opening to the uterus! When people with one of these get pap tests, the clinician takes cells from me to test them to make sure all is well!
10
I’m the opening, just below the vaginal opening, through which poop leaves the body. I don’t mind—I have an important job!
