The typical suburb for the typical suburban mom?

[FeliciaG]

I'm Swedish and I'm writing a book which plot will take place in London and my main character is a suburban mom. I need to know where my suburban mom (who is upper middle class) would live if she existed in real life. So, the question is: in which London suburb do you live if you're a typical upper middle class suburban mom?

Thank you so much!

[rojash]

This might help:
http://www.telegraph....-richest-suburbs.html

But "mom" is an American term, she would be a mum or a mother.

[shoota]

Barnes, Richmond or Sheen

[gness]

Interesting question and subject. What inspired you to choose it?

[HowardKennitby]

Chigwell

[FeliciaG]

Thank you all for your help! rojash, thanks for the link, which one of those would you choose? The "mom"-thing was just a spelling mistake from my side.

gness, thank you! My book is both a (criminal)thriller and a relation drama, and I think it's interesting to write, and read, about ordinary people with ordinary lives who becomes victim of horrible things and dramatic life crises.

[237SJ]

Does the mum live in a London surburb? Those in the link are not in London. I`d go with Shoota`s suggestion - the Richmond upon Thames borough. Richmond, Barnes or Teddington. Quite a lot of kids around too as the schools are so good.

[FeliciaG]

237SJ, I don't know... I can't decide if she will live in a smaller town or village a bit outside of London, or in a London suburb, such as Richmond etc. Richmond seems very good though

[Sipowicz]

We don't have moms, we have mums!

[mike11111]

Typical upper middle class mums do not post on this site, only those awaiting transport to, or escaping from, the asylum do so.

[FeliciaG]

Sipowicz, I'm truly sorry about the "mom"-thing, didn't mean to Americanize you! ;-)