boy mom

American  

[boi mom] / ˈbɔɪ ˌmɒm /

Also boymom

noun

1. a mother of a son or sons, especially one with only a son or sons.

   Though she had wanted a daughter, she's loving being a boy mom.

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Etymology

Origin of boy mom

First recorded in 2010–15

Example Sentences

“I looked at it as an opportunity to tell a story that I think every young girl, young boy, mom and dad, and their parents could enjoy,” Smith says.

From Los Angeles Times

Officer Mora’s brother, Wilson Mora, remembered a happy boy — “Mom showered us with love and you absorbed it like a sponge” — while his sister, Karina, speaking in the family’s native Spanish, said he was “full of dreams,” a boy who “lit up the house with his smile.”

From New York Times

Stoking that conflict is Ms. Tamblyn’s character Kimberly, the daughter of the recently deceased Republican president, a “boy mom” with a flawless updo who has always defined herself by proximity to male power.

From New York Times

“Being a boy mom, nerf guns are everywhere around here! The darts are the boy’s equivalent to glitter,” she explained.

From Fox News

“Well let me let you in on a little secret… They are being found in the dryer of every boy mom's home,” Covington continued.

From Fox News