The word "mummy" is correct in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a mother, especially in informal contexts or when addressing children.
Example: "Mummy, can you help me with my homework?"
Alternatives: "Mom" or "Mother".
One of the main failings in the criminal justice response to this abhorrent form of sexual abuse is that, having criminalised the practice in 1985, all concerned sat back and waited for a little girl to walk into a police station and tell a strange adult what her mummy and daddy had allowed someone to do to her.
Mummy," he said, just as he had addressed her on her golden jubilee.
It is having them tell strangers, "My mummy has a hairy bum".
That excitement is somewhat curbed by mummy packing the kids off with the genuinely sinister line: "Remember.
Forget the Olympics, mummy porn, particle physics, elections galore and the bravery of a young Pakistani girl.
While neither this nor Sam staying at his friend's necessarily mean I'm a bad mother, it's only Tilly calling out "I love you Mummy" that helps me go to sleep.
The other thing that happens is that she always says: "Mummy, can you put me in the story?" She then thanked ABC's producers and showrunner Shonda Rhimes "for thinking that a sexualised, mysterious messy woman could be a 49-year-old, dark-skinned African American woman who looks like me".
Martin-Iverson said she is calling: "I want my mummy, I want my mummy" and hasaiden lifting her clothing and exposheg herself to other detaisees.
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