Someone who is provided for by a sugar momma is most commonly called a toy boy - the male counterpart to a sugar baby, matched with an older, financially established partner who takes the provider role in the arrangement. The broader vocabulary of age-disparate relationships also includes related terms such as gigolo, cub and himbo, each carrying a different connotation and a different degree of transactional emphasis. Toy boy is the term this platform uses because it describes a role within a companionship arrangement rather than implying a purely paid service.
Sugar mama dating sits alongside a related but distinct idea: cougar dating. A cougar is a woman who seeks romantic or sexual relationships with significantly younger men, typically ten to fifteen years younger, and the term has moved from a dismissive label toward one that some women now use to describe themselves with confidence. A puma is simply the younger version of that pattern - a woman under 40 who prefers younger partners. Neither term, on its own, specifies whether financial or lifestyle support is part of the relationship.
A sugar momma is the female equivalent of a sugar daddy: the wealthier partner who offers money, gifts, mentorship or lifestyle access in a sugar dating arrangement, in exchange for companionship, dedication or intimacy. That framing matters here because it separates the age-preference question, which is about attraction, from the provider question, which is about what each person brings to the arrangement and states plainly before meeting. Members define both on this sugar mama dating platform rather than leaving either to be inferred.