Is this weird/ perspective needed

[Anonymous]

The kids are just showing some connection to and little bit of appreciation to an adult. Like a nick name A couple of my kids friends call me extra mom. And also as in “you’re such a mom” with eye roll factor.

[Anonymous]

She's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom...

So you have very little kids? There is nothing normal about this. Even my younger kid, at 15, would not want a parent organizing events and staying with them. No, they do not call another parent mom. So many strange things going on here. My kids would not want to hang in this group.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom...

So you have very little kids? There is nothing normal about this. Even my younger kid, at 15, would not want a parent organizing events and staying with them. No, they do not call another parent mom. So many strange things going on here. My kids would not want to hang in this group.

Dp. That was a Mean Girls movie reference. Amy Pohler played the "cool mom" and that was her big line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It sounds like they’re just using it as a cutesy term of endearment. I wouldn’t give it much thought.

I don't think it's cute and I would take a closer look at why this person is collecting children, especially when she has so many of her own.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn't think anything of it. Growing up, had a friend who called out other friend's mom, mom. And that friend had a good home life. But our friend's mom was basically a second mom to her and it was used as a term of endearment.

When DS was little, he and his best friend did so much together that his friend called me "Mom 2" and DS called his mom "Mom 2".

Agree with the rest: totally normal. On the Kibbutz, all the children grew more attached to the women who cared for them day to day. Don’t worry: no one ever replaced their real mommies.