| BLUEY | Sister of Bingo, daughter of Mum and Dad |
| PARENTAL | Prenatal and paternal problems of mum and dad? (8) |
| BANK | Word for a mound or mass of earth, fog or snow; or, a financial establishment, such as Coutts, or that apparently of mum and dad (4) |
| PALINDROME | Friend with one modern sort of mum and dad, for example (10) |
| SHOWINESS | Ostentation of mum and son imbibing old clarets? |
| MAINFRAME | What you may see with photograph of mum and computer? (9) |
| MALADROITNESS | Awkward characteristic of mum and boy in stores wandering around (13) |
| DAD | Bank of mum and ___, fund for privileged kids (3) |
| PAPA | Feature of mum first to attract dad (4) |
| TAUNTED | Teased sister of Mum is embraced by Ted (7) |
| COMA | Take care of mum in state of unconsciousness (4) |
| PROFORMA | Repeatedly in favour of 'mum' as a matter of courtesy (3,5) |
| SHYNESS | Diffidence of mum over first appearance of yellow cape (7) |
| FAIRYGODMOTHER | Leader of Ghana featured in rambling diary of mum's benefactress (5,9) |
| FOURMINUTEMILE | Athletic achievement of mum juggling with routine life (4-6,4) |
| RUBBERY | Plot to dispose of mum, as tough as old boots? (7) |
| HEREFORDSHIRE | County now in favour of mum with dreadful housing (13) |
| LESLEY | Yells out about English star of Mum, Ms Manville (6) |
| NOMAD | Traveller getting an encouraging sign out of mum (5) |
| DOMAIN | World of mum, at home after party |
