At what age did your dc start calling you "mom" instead of "mommy"?

[Hunter's Moon]

I call my mother mom, mama, and mommy still. I call my father dad. I still remember calling him daddy until I was 14 or so. I think he would be surprised if I called him that now. My mom answers to pretty much anything lol. Sometimes I call her by her first name to get her attention, but it feels naughty.

[Tenaj]

I realized thinking about this question that my older kids called me "Mommy" probably until school age but my youngers are more apt to call me "Mom" just because that's what they hear all day long. My youngest will call me "Mommy" but only when we're playing with silly word games back and forth.

[ravinlunachick]

I'm in the South, most adults I know still call their parents Mama and Daddy. I would say at least half the men I know still say Daddy.

 

Ditto.

[happymomofboys]

I'm "Mama" and my husband is "Daddy," but both my boys were about 8 when they started slipping "Mom" in here and there. I still call myself "Mama" though when speaking to them, as in, "Please bring Mama the glue." My little one regularly informs me that I should use pronouns. :tongue_smilie:

[KungFuPanda]

My kids still call me Mommy and they're 16 and 12. I haven't actually analyzed this before. Should I be concerned?

[Reeciecup]

My son, 16 calls me mama. My daughters, 18 and 13 fluctuate between mom, mama, mommy, mother, and madre. I answer to all of them.

 

My kids grandmothers are Nanny and Mamaw, and they still call them that when they're with them, but around age 9 they started referring to them as their grandmas to their friends.

[ChristusG]

My kids are almost 9, 6, and 1. I'm mommy. They play around sometimes and call me mom, but I just tell them that I dont know who that is LOL. I'm 32 and call my parents mama and daddy.

[Caitilin]

I don't like the locution "mommy," so no one in my house has ever called me that. ;)

 

ETA: I called my own mother "mama" until about 14; now my sibs and I call her "Mum."