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.
What age did you stop calling your parents Mummy and Daddy?
← View full post
28.
Mummy and daddy = more playful good times. Usual. Happy.
Mum and dad = really serious talks only.
--
Anonymous Post Author
3 years ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
1
1
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.
--
KacyWatson
3 years ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
0
0
Mummy and daddy always have always will be mummy and daddy (UuU) as I will always be their special little baby girl.