Girls, Is it mam, mum or mom?

[purplepoppy]

I recently chanced upon a local news article about a debate on whether people thought mam or mum was the proper familiar term for mother. (Here in Wales where spellings change from village to village such arguments aren't that unusual).
The article. Warning full of ads and pretty boring
Mam and mum are common throughout the UK, mam is often shorten to ma' by the criminal classes and the American mom isn't popular.
But what's most common in your neighbourhood/family?

Mam

Mum

Ma'

Mom

Other, tell us

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+1 y

Sorry guys. I messed up asking this question, didn't mean to exclude you.

[Apple1996]

My kids called me all sorts of names like mama, mommy, ma, mammio, mommykins. Recently from my sassy 7 year old he called me by my first name a few times... Literally I probably get called every other name besides mom

[sunflower00]

I’m in Scotland


I say mum, because my mum was raised in England, but I’d say the majority of people say mam, and then mum is a close second

[Ninania]

In English I usually say mom, though in Danish it's mor.

[WonderBell99]

I call my mother “mummy” and my dad “daddy”. That is how it’s always been. I also refer to them as “mum” and “dad” sometimes, but it’s rare.

[HeartFullOfGlue]

I say mommy, but I think mom is the proper term
Mother=Mom

[douride2]

Here in Canada it's mom.

[UpdateGloomyNights_]

In kurdish i called dayk