No, children in the midlands region of England use “mom” and “mommy”.

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2024-10-09 10:55

No, children in the midlands region of England use “mom” and “mommy”.

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Peter Cowley
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發文後	用戶	內容
3 小時內	N picsnicktook	No, they don't.
3 小時內	Sue Sansom sue_sansom25	I was born there, grew up there and never used it or heard it. Mum, mummy were the words we used.
4 小時內	Michelle Evans michelleevans8893	They really don't.
6 小時內	Aimee willow__wisps	NO WE DON'T WE USE A U!!! I will not take this slander! The o has become more common but that's because of Americanisation not because we're from the midlands, and even then mum is considerably more popular because mummy is just really really childish and it's jarring when a child is 8+ and still saying mummy it's more of a toddler/baby word and we don't like older children to use it
8 小時內	alex ☹︎⚡︎ alexbrennan69	It’s not a midlands thing, it’s a Birmingham thing