What do your kids call it when they go out?
My older son turned twelve at the end of November. At that time he also started sprouting a telephone out of his ear. Now, when he isn’t on the phone he’s wanting to go out. Please note I said go out. It’s also sometimes called hang out. But it’s no longer called going out to play. I asked him recently if he was going out to play and he looked at me like I had five heads and answered no, he was going out. Now he still tells me where he’s going, he always has, it’s mandatory. He’s still going to the same kids homes and he’s still playing. So what’s the difference between going out and going out to play?
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The difference is your son is getting older and working his way to gaining independence, and you are not willing to let him go. Does he still call you mom or mommy. I still call my mother mommy, as well as my other sisters and brothers say the same thing, but our kids think we talk like babies calling our mom mommy. What is the difference, we don’t want to get older.
See you next year, missed you this week!!!!!!!!!!
My older son has called me Mom for a couple of years now. It’s easier for my younger son to say Mom or Ma, so he always has called me that.