Hi hi! I’m enby and my husband is cis. I’ve been debating on whether or not I want my child to call me mama or not. When I first came out as enby, i used she/they and l later changed it to just they/them because everyone went with she which just made me feel like they were ignoring the fact that I’m not cis. I’m not entirely uncomfortable w she though and feminine terms don’t entirely bother me (my husband still calls me his wife after we talked about it a bit - I just think it’s a cute title) so I was on board with mama. But also, I had looked up some non-binary titles and I wasn’t a huge fan of any of them.
Do you guys have any suggestions while I continue thinking this over??
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I personally just go by mama since I use she/they pronouns, and am comfortable with a feminine identity, but I know that a popular one is Maddy (theres an adorable book written by Gayle Pitman that I recommend!), and I personally find Noni really cute! I know theres tons of others though, and another common one is Ren, short for parent.
If I may also recommend sharing this in the Otherhood group, it's a group specifically catered to nonbinary or any parents falling under the nonbinary umbrella!
Best of luck finding a name you like!! 💕

My co-worker uses Apa. I think when the right name presents itself it’ll just feel right. Good luck!

My dad is a cis guy but his toddler gets mixed up between mummy and daddy and she calls him muddy or madi 🥺

Just using your name is also an option