I am still "mommy" to 17yo DD and "mom" to 16yo DS (have been for years, since age 7 or 8 maybe).

The Georgetown cupcake girls still call their Mother "Mommy" and I believe they are close to 40 or 40.

My boys call me Momma

Anonymous wrote:I don't remember my DD calling me mommy past 5 or so. Now, at 8, she usually calls me by my first name. It irks my mom to no end but I don't really mind. It is my name after all.

Ugh

I'm 30 and call me parents mommy and daddy but refer to them as mom/dad or mother/father.

When speaking directly to them, I call my mother, "mother" and my father, "daddy". Sort of speaks to the relationship I have with each (i.e. my mother and I aren't very close, but I'm very close with my father).

My 8 and 10 year old daughters still call me mommy. I hope ey always will!

"I don't know any adults who call their mothers Mommy, but I do know a few - all Southern - who call their fathers Daddy. In their voice and accent, it sounds lovely. As a Yank, I couldn't pull it off. "

Tennessee Williams.

My gay BIL calls his mother either Mommy or Mother. He is 44. He calls his father Michael.

4.5 year old wants to call me mom, I told her no= m0mmy!

6yo boy still calls me mommy. Three-going-on-13-year-old girl has started calling me mom.

6 year old still does. 9.5 year old switched me to mom at some point in the last year (maybe coinciding with going back to school after the summer, but I'm not sure). It kills me, but I respect it and have stopped signing any notes I leave her as Mommy.

I don't know any adults who call their mothers Mommy, but I do know a few - all Southern - who call their fathers Daddy. In their voice and accent, it sounds lovely. As a Yank, I couldn't pull it off.

My college age DC uses mommy.

I'm 25 and I still call my mom "mommy," as does my 27 year old sister. Mom always seemed so insincere to me...

She will be my mommy forever

My five and seven-year-olds still call me mommy.

12 year old still calls me mommy, especially when she's sleepy.