What do/did you call your mother?

matson, I know people who call their mothers 'mam' too - but they don't seem to sell cards with that on...

I call her mam when I'm speaking to her but memam when I'm speaking about her.

Around here me and my are sometimes interchangeable. For example:

"Who's coat is this?"......."It's my coat."

"Wait, while I put me coat on."

Mummy for years, like she called hers Mummy until the day she died - my mother not my grandmother who lived a further 10 years after my mother died. Then a work colleague said it sounded affected and middle class - it made me feel so sensitive about it I stopped.
Mine call me Mum, for some reason I was called Mimsel for a while during their teens. My DGDs called their mother MumMum.

Mummy till I was about twelve, then mum. My kids call me by my first name. GS calls DD Mama.

Ana, i will have to look at cards in the shop now! i,m trying to remember if "mam" cards were around when my mam was still alive. i wonder why they dont make them?

dorset I have never felt that addressing my late parents as Mummy and Daddy was anything but normal. Whenever all the family get together, we continue to do so. As for middle class...I'm not sure that I know the meaning of the term.