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mum2littleman
29-09-2006, 23:39
hey just wondering what everyone else gets called from there little ones
DS calls me muma not sure if it will stick or if its easyer for him to say rather than just mum.
what do u get called?
MissBrightside
29-09-2006, 23:42
I get called all 3 depends what they are after! :laughing:
Bubble*Crazy
29-09-2006, 23:44
I get a Mum for normal stuff :D,
a muuuuuuuuuuuummmmmm for I want you to come here ::mad:
and a mummmmmmmyyyyyy if she wants something :rolleyes:
DD (10mths) calls me muma, DS usually calls me mum unless he wants something, then he smiles sweetly and calls me mummy :D oh, and sometimes he tells me he is being a bubba like his sister and he'll crawl after me calling me muma :laughing:
Little Gorilla
29-09-2006, 23:47
mamma - usually repeated about 10 times just to get my attention
SnoozesWithCats
30-09-2006, 00:06
"Mummy" if she's feeling sad, or needs something. Otherwise she often just calls me by my name.
I actually don't like that all that much - I figure there's about a million Emmas in the world but I'm the only one that's her mum. So that's more special. I haven't started actively trying to indoctrinate her yet tho'
mumumumumumumumumumumumumumumumum
or
mummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Mister Noodle
30-09-2006, 00:22
Very slightly offtopic - I hope I get called by my name (once he gets to, you know, words....)
I'm a person, not a relationship.
Littletreasures
30-09-2006, 00:26
DS calls me muma when hungry and mummy when sad
♥Heaven Sent♥
30-09-2006, 00:51
I get called all sorts mum when she wants something mumma when she wants something and mummymummymummymummy when she wants to annoy me and Jach or Jacky when she wants to be cheeky:rolleyes:
EJ usually calls me mama - but does say mummy (when upset usually) or even just mum occaisionly
bronny-jane
30-09-2006, 07:06
i get called mum...or bronwen:eek: :laughing:
I get mummy... But on the odd occasion i get bone head, thanks to DH and his stoopid idea that it was funny to teach our son :rolleyes:
I get called Mum. Although he called me "Bepi" the other day, thats Daniel's nickname for me.
UnconditionalLove
30-09-2006, 08:33
Just mum at the moment, I think its easiest for her to say. Kind of like mum mum mum.
Mum&bubs
30-09-2006, 08:42
I get a Mummmmmm when shes annoyed.
A mummmmy when she is trying to suck up!
And a mama any other time :p
I get called Mummy but DS1 has started calling me Mum now because he's older.:gloomy: My babys growing up.
I think it is in a way a relationship. A parent and child realtionship. One with unconditional love.
Cheekychops
30-09-2006, 09:07
I get called all 3 depends what they are after! :laughing:
Me too - and if they are talking to someone about me they use my first name - its funny!
Very slightly offtopic - I hope I get called by my name (once he gets to, you know, words....)
I'm a person, not a relationship.
But... Dad/Father is the relationship to him...? it's like a title of sorts.
I'm not bagging your choice, in fact I was going to ask who's kids call them by their first name... but yeah.
ALSO I love your signature. Makes me giggle :)
In other news, cobey calls me "AAAAAAAAH" :laughing: I hope he'll call me Mumma. I'm not feeling like a mummy and Mum's too grown up for my baby :p
bearsmummy
30-09-2006, 10:38
I get a Mum for normal stuff :D,
a muuuuuuuuuuuummmmmm for I want you to come here ::mad:
and a mummmmmmmyyyyyy if she wants something :rolleyes:
:laughing: i know exactly how you feel there!
MummyCharmzy
30-09-2006, 10:55
this poll needed multiple options for multiple children!
DS calls me Mummy
DD1 calls me Mama
:D
Hokey Pokey
30-09-2006, 11:26
Mostly Mummy, sometimes Mum and sometimes big fat belly :laughing:
Mister Noodle
30-09-2006, 12:28
But... Dad/Father is the relationship to him...? it's like a title of sorts.
I'm not bagging your choice, in fact I was going to ask who's kids call them by their first name... but yeah.
The way I think of it is... Imagine being called 'wife', instead of your name, forever.
SnoozesWithCats
30-09-2006, 12:36
The way I think of it is... Imagine being called 'wife', instead of your name, forever.
DH and I have been known to call each other "Spouse Girl" and "Spouse Boy" (not ALL the time, I'll admit)
But we're wierd like that...
The way I think of it is... Imagine being called 'wife', instead of your name, forever.
haha very frequently Chris gets called "Husband" :p
The kids that I work with at school call me Mrs Mensforth. That's my title to them, it's not my name, and I don't get called it by EVERYONE forever, just by the kids... much like you wouldn't get called DAD by everyone forever, just by your kids :)
I'm not trying to change your mind at all, Noodle, I know how strong willed and minded you are :) I'm just explaining myself I guess.
Mister Noodle
30-09-2006, 13:12
Heh, it's only my personal quirk.
My name is who I am. My title is what I am.
It'd just feel vaguely demeaning if someone discarded the former for the latter.
(and yes, we call each other all *kinds* of stuff - but not consistently :p )
Mischief
30-09-2006, 13:18
Oliver calls me Mummummummummum....LOL :) So I chose Mum, cause for the MOST part we say Mum and Dad to him....the rest of the time we say Mummy and Daddy....
BOSS302WMOM
30-09-2006, 15:37
My Mom......I didnt relise untill DH pointed it out "my" mom.
Lucky...she use to call me Lita(what my then 3yo brother called me) and we all spent alot of time together so after a while I was "Lita".....instead of my mom, she has only started saying my mom again in the last few months.
She'd call me a range of weird discriptive words.....loser once or twice....LOL
Funny as she refues to talk most of the time:rolleyes: and we were worried she had speech problems.
Sorry off topic.
pookiesossige
30-09-2006, 15:42
My two year old son said to DH yesterday- "Mason! Drink!!!" I cracked up laughing, DH didn't like it AT ALL- but DS was thrilled with my reaction and has been walking around saying "mason my daddy" all day!! Too cute!!
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