Common words from your childhood,that woukd have to be explained to your Grandchild.

So what IS a Liberty Bodice?

Starting handles!

We still have a library van once a week here. And a functioning telephone box. Thats a country village for you.!
Just thought of another from my youth: church social!

Outside toilet
Tin bath

Ok, I have to admit that I am too old for 'computer' to have been a common word when I was a child

Computer! They have tablets, notebooks, iPhones etc now

Carmen rollers
Library van once a week
Stockings and suspenders
Lucky bags
Corona man and paraffin man selling at the door

Playing oranges and lemons and here we go roun d the mulberry bush at parties.

Regarding cinema:usherettes, newsreel, sitting in the 1/9s , main feature.

First house / second house ( cinema)
Courting
School satchel
Two Balls
Grandma's footsteps.
Whip and top

Listen with Mother

Dolly tub
A cwt (hundred-weight) of coal
Lisle stockings
Synthetic cream
Cranking the engine

Children's hour on the radio!

Perches I mean. And gramophones.

Gills, pints, quarts. Rods, poles oerches. Half crowns, florins,threepenny bits. Playing at the 'rec' or on the Jungle jim. The 'hit parade'. Penny chews. Children's hour on the TV. Gramaphones. 33s, 45s and 78s.

Corsets
Winkle pickers
Drainpipes ( trousers)
Teddy boys

Flue, flue damper, fire irons,

Bunfight

Wireless

Blocks on my bicycle pedals until I grew into it.
Party lines on the telephone
Mangle
Sanitary belt with pads

Sending and receiving a telegram. Morse Code.

Getting up to change the TV channel.
Mum doing the washing in the 'copper'
'Playing out' with my friends.
Riding a bicyle to school.

Farview, when my DS was little he said ‘Mummy, how old were you when life changed in to colour?’ That was prompted by him seeing old black and white TV programs!

Having watched "Back in time for tea" with younger family - quite a few things have come up - the ones I can remember include
Twintubs
Ciné films
Vesta meals

Frock - petticoat - suspender belt - roll-ons - shampoo and sets - having streaks put in hair (my daughter tells me that they are 'highlights' now).