What age did you stop calling your parents mummy and daddy?

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I don't ever remember doing so 7
4-5 2
6-7 3
8-9 4
10-11 5
12-13 3
14-15 3
16-17 1
18-19 0
20-21 0
I stopped aged 22 or older 0
I still do and always will (please comment your age) 23
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  • CountessDouche
    8 years ago

    I've called my dad "dad," since the age it became creepy to call him "daddy," but my brothers and I have been calling him "Fasha" since Austin Powers, Gold Member was released.

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  • Crow
    8 years ago

    I wasn't raised with English, so I've never uttered those words in that context.

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    • Couman
      8 years ago

      I wasn't raised English either, I'm an American. So no "mummy" here either.

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    • charli.m
      8 years ago

      I would never have guessed this. Your English is far better than 99% of IIN so I just assumed it was your first language.

      Edit: having read Couman's response...did I misinterpret?

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      • Crow
        8 years ago

        Hahaha, no. You've read it right.

        I predominantly spoke Wu and Mandarin when I was younger. I'm not British (I'm a kiwi - formerly Incomplet) so "mummy" and "daddy" are used but not often, anyway.

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        • charli.m
          8 years ago

          I knew you were incomplet :) didn't know you were Kiwi or had a Chinese background, though, that's cool :) I just assume everyone is American :/

          You're one of my favourite people on here and I don't know shit about you :/

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          • Crow
            8 years ago

            Aww, shucks, man! You're one of my favourite people around here, too. :)

            I've got Kik if you use that?

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            • charli.m
              8 years ago

              I do :) if you ask Autumn, she'll give it to you. I don't trust half these freaks.

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  • KacyWatson
    3 years ago

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    Mummy and daddy = more playful good times. Usual. Happy.

    Mum and dad = really serious talks only.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      3 years ago

      I was just thinking about this post the other day and now someone’s found it. I originally meant when people transitioned to “mum and dad” not first names so I’m glad you got that. It does seem that if someone still uses mummy and daddy after their mid teens they will likely never stop.

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      • KacyWatson
        3 years ago

        Mummy and daddy always have always will be mummy and daddy (UuU) as I will always be their special little baby girl.

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  • mypenisinyourmouth
    8 years ago

    I will always call them that. I can't use their first names when speaking to them because it just feels weird.

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  • [Old Memory]
    8 years ago

    I still do and always will. I tried to call my Dad by his first name one time it was really awkward. Also he said don't ever call me by my first name again. haha.

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    • Crusades_
      8 years ago

      Your dad sounds like a cool guy. I'm sure me and him will get along just fine.

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      • [Old Memory]
        8 years ago

        He's been waiting for you.

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