Mom confusion..

My 10 month old is calling her "Ya ya" my mom "Mama" Now.. there has been a few times where mom as slipped and refered to herself as mama and not ya ya.. but im not sure that it was enough to influance her to call my mom , mom. Im hoping its just cuz Ya-ya, and mama may sound simmalar to her and im trying to just blow it off and correct her on it as much as possible. She is only a baby.. but it doesnt make it hurt any less when she looks at my mom and calls her mom and not me..when she cries and says "ma ma ma ma" is she really asking for me.. or is she crying for her ya ya insted? Am i making to much of this? is there anyway to correct this other then what im doing, I am her primary care giver, she has a night time rutine with my mom..and she stays in my moms care only on the weekends while i work my longer shifts.. It still hurts my heart..

She's only 10 mths. My 10 mth old doesn't even make the mamama sound yet. She'll figure it out.

Yeah, totally don't worry. My lo didn't even say mama till like 18 months, lol

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" She's only 10 mths. My 10 mth old doesn't even make the mamama sound yet. She'll figure it out."

this!

this is what my son calls my mom, me and my grandmother. Ma [my mom], Mom [duh lol], and mom mom. ahaha At first it pissed me off that my mom wanted my son to call her mom. But then we came up with ma. and yeah. hes 5 and knows the difference.

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" She's only 10 mths. My 10 mth old doesn't even make the mamama sound yet. She'll figure it out."

Mine has been saying Ma ma and dada since five months, she started taking a cup, at four months and now is on a straw cup..(simmilar to a tumbler) She walks and self feeds (Shes getting to the point of refusing the mush, if she cant do it herself she doesnt want it..) shes very independant and smart..thats why it worries me.

<blockquote><b>Quoting SingleMomSwagg♥:</b>" Mine has been saying Ma ma and dada since five months, she started taking a cup, at four months and ... [snip!] ... of refusing the mush, if she cant do it herself she doesnt want it..) shes very independant and smart..thats why it worries me."</blockquote>




But.... What exactly are you worried about? In a year or two it won't matter at all...she'll understand who you all are.

My 10 month old calls everyone Dada. Its the only sound she makes. And she see's her dad twice a month for a short few hours.

I think your over thinking it too much lol

Quoting Colt's mommy:" <blockquote><b>Quoting SingleMomSwagg♥:</b>" Mine has been saying Ma ma and ... [snip!] ... But.... What exactly are you worried about? In a year or two it won't matter at all...she'll understand who you all are."

Confusion is what im worried about..

Quoting crazy coupon lady:" My 10 month old calls everyone Dada. Its the only sound she makes. And she see's her dad twice a month for a short few hours. I think your over thinking it too much lol"

My logical brain is laughing at me telling me to blow it off.. My emotional mommy brain..well.. the world is ending. lol. Thanks.

I think you're looking way to far into this. She is a 10 month old.


My 11 month old is in daycare 9 to 12 hours a day, and knows I am his mom. Your mom slipping and calling herself mama a few times isn't going to confuse your baby.

Don't worry so much, mamma  

<blockquote><b>Quoting SingleMomSwagg♥:</b>" Confusion is what im worried about.."</blockquote>




She wont be confused at all. Once she can actually talk and not mimic she will know who everyone is and what to call them

My 3yo DD calls her Daddy (my SO) Ya Ya. She never said Dada,it just came out as yaya and she still calls him that. My 14 month on calls him that too. Yes,I know it means grandma.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting SingleMomSwagg♥:</b>" Confusion is what im worried about.."</blockquote>




lol, she's 10 months old, she's going to be confused about a LOT of things for a while. Stop worrying.

Quoting pilot Jess:" I think you're looking way to far into this. She is a 10 month old. My 11 month old is in daycare ... [snip!] ... mom. Your mom slipping and calling herself mama a few times isn't going to confuse your baby. Don't worry so much, mamma  "

Like i said i dont account those slipps..its just shes so damn smart.. shes done EVERYTHING early..Thats why i do slightly worry about the confusion.

<blockquote><b>Quoting SingleMomSwagg♥:</b>" Like i said i dont account those slipps..its just shes so damn smart.. shes done EVERYTHING early..Thats why i do slightly worry about the confusion."</blockquote>



If she is very smart she will know who her mamma is.


Seriously mamma  . !