Mum or Mummy?

Caden calls me Mumma, and DH is Dadda, he can call me what ever he likes, mum, mummy, mumma,

Oh and I sometimes calls my parents mummy and daddy lol, if Im greasing up to them or I call mum mama.
I dont see how its gross lol

Edited by Sheza

Hehe I call my Mum and Dad Mummy and Daddy, only when we are goofing around or I want something tho lol. Both my Mum and my DF refer to me as 'the Mama' when they are talking to Isla lol ie 'here comes the Mama' or 'wheres the Mama gone' hahaha. Don't know why. I'd like her to call me Mama or Mummy. Of course Mum will occur when she gets 'too old' to still be calling me mummy. DF is Daddy cause it's cute.

Mammy here It's an Irish thing I guess.

I'm pretty sure it'll get changed to Mam or Mum when they're older.

I call my Dad "daddy" when i want something LOL (seems to be a reoccuring theme ladies!) and I do call my Mum "mummy" when I am hurt/sick/scared and I am not feeling very grown up.

Jake calls DH Dadda and we refer to DH as Dadda or Daddy. Jake calls me mmm,mmm,mmm and very occasionally I get a mummum and we refer to me as Mummy or Mumma.

I dont care really, if Jake is still calling me Mummy at 10 so be it, chances are some kids at school will make fun of him for it and he will stop anyway....

Sorry, "gross" was a poor choice of words

I should have said it makes me feel a bit uncomfortable (but even that doesn't describe it very well). Hehe. And I was curious about your answers so thanks!

My FIL always says Mummy and Daddy about DP and I when talking to Jude. As in "You know where your Mummy is don't you?" or something like that. Perhaps its the baby voice that does it as well..... Haha. But I didn't like "Mummy" before I had Jude, so I guess I can't blame it on FIL.

I also was surprised when I read on another message board about people calling their in-laws mum and dad. I didn't know there would be so many! In fact, it seemed as if there were more that called their in-laws mum and dad than those that called them by their first names. They must be pretty close. I like my in-laws but definitely would not consider calling them mum and dad.

Mum and Mummy here. Probably mostly Mum these days.
DH is Daddy although it has taken a long time to get the girls to call him that, the both started calling him Mark.

I have been getting Mumma a lot these days and I just cant stand it.. I dont know why but it bugs me. I tend to ignore her until she realised and calls me mum or mummy.

I could only ever call my parents mum and dad now I am older. I frequently end up calling them mummy and daddy and it just feels awkward

peanut, I hear ya on the Mum thing. Today at the shops it was all 'Mum, mum, mum where are you.'. What happened to mummy!!!

Oh I also use Ma for my Mum, particularly in texts lol.

I think the whole adult men calling their mum's "mummy" just reminds me of this hehe

I want to be "mama"
I always refer to myself as Mama so hopefully Mac will learn that.