"My husband is pushing for me to call her 'Mom' like his sister-in-law does," she writes on Reddit, adding, "I’ve told him it ...

But this wasn’t about me. This was about my bonus daughter and her mother. I knew that letting Little Mama call me Mom wasn’t the right thing to do. “No, baby,” I said. “I love you.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When I take my sons to the pediatrician or call to make an appointment, the receptionist or nurse always calls me Mom. I give them my name, but they never use it, and continue ...

I give them my name, but they never use it, and continue to call me Mom. I love being a mom, don’t get me wrong. And I love my sons. But this drives me bananas. I’m not these people’s mom!

Kent now calls me “Mom,” and I don’t know if it is a good idea that he calls me that. He has a mother but doesn’t remember her at all. He has no idea that I’m not his birth mom.

Don't Call Me Mom "So long story short: when I (40F) was a teenager I had a baby and gave him up for adoption," OP launched her story. "I did this through an agency and one of the stipulations of ...

I give them my name, but they never use it, and continue to call me Mom. I love being a mom, don’t get me wrong. And I love my sons. But this drives me bananas. I’m not these people’s mom!

She wants me and her mother to go to her appointments and be in the delivery room. I have no idea how to manage my relationship with her in a way that doesn’t cause strife in my son’s marriage.