Another Word For Mommy

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Explanation for a 7-Year-Old:

"Mommy" is a special name we use for our mom. It's like a nickname that shows we love her a lot. She takes care of us, gives us hugs, and makes us feel better when we're sad.

Explanation for a Student:

The term "mommy" is an informal and affectionate term used to refer to one's mother, typically by young children. It expresses endearment and familiarity, reflecting the close relationship and bond between a child and their mother.

Synonyms for 'Mommy':

1. Mom
2. Mama
3. Mum
4. Mother
5. Mummy

Antonyms for 'Mommy':

1. Daddy
2. Father
3. Guardian (in the sense of a different parental figure)

Etymology:

The word "mommy" comes from the word "mom," which itself is a word for mother. "Mommy" is often thought to come from children’s early speech patterns, where the “m” sounds are easy to say. The usage of “mommy” can be traced back to around the 19th century.

Examples of Using 'Mommy':

1. "I love my mommy because she makes the best cookies."
2. "When I’m scared, I call out for my mommy."
3. "Mommy always reads me a bedtime story."

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