What do you call your parents? (person, adults, conversation, college)

[foxyknoxy]

Mommy until she died
How I miss her kindness and smile

[funisart]

I called them Mom and Dad, and being a military brat also yes sir, no sir, yes mam and no mam. Loved them dearly and miss them sorely now that they are both gone.

[Stripes17]

Mine were Mom and Dad as well.

Our daughter calls us Mom and Pops. I guess I can live with that.

[LLCNYC]

Mahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! And Dad.

*Insert Boston accent here.

[Mrs. Skeffington]

I was always "Mommy", then "Mom". Then, in her 'tweens, oldest DD got all sophisticated and started calling me "Mother". and her younger sister copied. I didn't like being called "Mother" then, and still don't. I'm more "Mom" than "Mother". Makes me feel like an old lady in a rocking chair, like "Whistler's Mother".

My grandsons call me, "Nanny" or "Nan". Then oldest grandson decided to start calling me "Grandmommy" out of the blue, I don't know why. I told him I am "Nanny", NOT "Grandmommy". He stopped it, but makes his favorite stuffed animal bellow "GrandMOMMMMMEEEE!" at me. At least it's not "GRANDMOTHER".

Edit: When oldest grandson was learning to talk, he pronounced his "N's" as "D's". So he called me "Daddy! Daddy!" instead of "Nanny". My mother, his great grandmother, was "Dada" instead of "Nana". If you weren't familiar with who was who, it was very confusing.

[annoyingmagpie]

"Mom" and "Dad?"

[thinkalot]

Mom and Dad. When the book came out I called my mom "mommy dearest" but she didn't like that.

Grandparents are Grandma and Grandpa. I never liked when people used other names unless it is a ethnicity thing.

[puginabug]

Called our parents Mom & Dad. Gramma & Grandpa after our kids were born.

[Sydney123]

Mom and dad, unless I want something, then it’s daddy. ( doesn’t work on mom).

[fluffythewondercat]

Nothing.

The sperm donor is dead and the egg donor forfeited her right to communicate with me.