Just yesterday in fact, I was wondering to myself what your name meant. Now I know.
And don’t ask what prompted me to wonder yesterday, for goodness sake, that was yesterday, I’m supposed to remember that far back?
Mrs. Shibb and the Shibblets or the Shibblings, depending on my mood. They are individual referred to as The Boy and The Girl, which is actually one of the ways we refer to them at home.
Well, I’m not married to him, so the hypothetical-Mr.-Corrvin is actually “the Raven.” Given my poly-proclivities, “Mr. Corrvin” could refer to far too many people, so I probably won’t ever use it.
The Raven’s child is the Ravenlet.
I do admit that I used to drive a Chevy Corrsica, but that’s as far as the cuteness goes for me.
Corr
Up to now, I’ve referred to him as “my spouse” most of the time, but this thread has me considering a change. Perhaps, from now on, he shall be known hereabouts as Mr. Wanna.
Hmmm, how strangely appropriate.
You and me both.
My wife is** Mrs. Lacha**, but our furkids, our four fabulous furry felines …
they’re the Jumping Rats. Or Damned Creepy Animals. Depends on what they’re doing at the time.
E. Thorp and shE. Thorp.
(Sittin’ in a twee.)
wifey=phungal
kids=as yet unnamed on SDMB
I call the hubby “the hubby” (which is a bit of a family joke) or Mr. Fries. I realize a bit obscure. Even among Dopers, it’s a bit much to expect the reader remember that Fries (rhymes with “breeze”) is the last name of the heroine of Podkayne of Mars. But I’ve gotten into the habit, and I’m unlikely to stop. Just to further confuse the issue, I sometimes refer to myself as Prof. Fries.
I, for one, enjoy the twee names for SOs and kids, and I wish I had a clevere user name so I could be twee-er. 
So I take it there’s no ScumWife or ScumKids?
YaWanna should be with YeahIWanna
My ex-wife is simply Shewhoshallnotbementioned.
My sweety is either my gf, S.O., or whatever term springs forth.
My kids are sort of like sacred deities to me, in that I do not mention them by any name.
I luuurves me some twee nicknames…so there! My husband is Mr. Anachi and the children are Lil Lestat[sup]TM[/sup] and The Princess Without a Country[sup]TM[/sup].
rogerthornihill --I am with you in spirit, but when it’s well done, I don’t mind the twee-ness. I can live with it.
I refer to spouse as hubby or husband. Kids are the kids or son/daughter.
How could I get twee? Eleanor Rigby died alone in a church–nobody came.
I guess hubby could be Father MacKenzie–but that gets a bit weird!
Alas, no Corlath-sola for me. No Senay, either, though there I’m taking a few liberties with the story.
For non-readers of Robin McKinley, Corlath=guy, Senay=girl.
There’s MrValley (husband) and ValleyGirl (daughter).
If that’s too twee for you, what am I supposed to call them? Fred and Mary?
There have been women and I have a little girl, so if I were (note the use of the subjunctive tense) to play along, they’d be:
Scumbitch
and
Scumwhelp
in keeping with the canine roots of “pup.”
I call my SO “my SO” or something along those lines, and the little beetles don’t mind being referred to as little beetles. IRL, they occasionally get called “the boy” or “the girl”. I guess it’s better than being “the little shits.”
There’s no wife or kids. I will sometimes refer to my female parental unit as Momstre, though.
Any future kids would probably have to be referred to as Monstrelings.
You talking to me?!
What would he care?
You know, for ages (and I bought the LP Revolver - still my favourite Beatles’ album - when I was 7) I thought the song started:
“I…look at all the lonely people”