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momism

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momism [ˈmɒmɪzəm]
n
US informal the excessive domination of a child by his or her mother

momism
an excessive attachment and devotion of children to their mothers, resulting in a child’s dependence and failure to achieve emotional emancipation.
See also: Mother
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Noun1.momism - excessive protectionmomism - excessive protection                
protection - the activity of protecting someone or something; "the witnesses demanded police protection"


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I will turn my attention now to the users of gossip blogs, which I hope will add an analysis of how media consumers also participate in the discourse of new momism and celebrity bad motherhood, often repeating and reinforcing those "norms out there," but sometimes challenging them.
Jong wrote in a piece headlined Misogyny, Momism and Militarism.
As Rebecca Jo Plant, "The Repeal of Mother Love: Momism and the Reconstruction of Motherhood in Philip Wylie's America" (Ph.
 
 
 
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