ChatterBank1 min ago
Grandparents.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I called my grandparents 'Grandma' & 'Grandad' followed by their first name. The other half calls his 'Nan' followed by her surname.
My children call one set Nanny & Grandad and the other Ma-Ma & Doo-Doo (apparently Ma-Ma is always saying 'do this' & 'do that' to him & the name stuck through 4 grandchildren LOL).
It appears to differ between families as to what names are used. Best to put a request in of what you prefer before you get lumbered with something that makes you cringe.
My fathers parents I called Nana and Popa, but I didn't like them so I don't like those names now!
my kids call hubby's mum Ginty and his dad Grandy.
My mum is called Nanny and dad is Grandpa
I shall be grandma (which I think sounds so cool) and my hubby will be grandfather (which I also think sounds well cool.)
My friends kiddy calls her mum Nanny Apple and that is because she wanted to be called Granny Smith (because that was her name!) He little girl caught onto the funniness of it and decided to call her granny Apple instead. now all her grandkids do. Now they are older, some of them just call her Apple. True story!
My sons call my Mum and Dad Grandma and Grandad, and my husband's Mum Grandma Chingford (even though she lives in Norwich. She used to live in Chingford.) Grandad Chingford died when my eldest son was less than a year old.
Our grandaughter is nine, and has so many grandparents. we all have to be identified individually -
my wife is "Nana-Mum" because she has heard our daughter call my wife Mum,
I'm "Grandad Glasses" for obvious reasons,
My daughter's divorced in-laws are "Grandad Geoff" and Nana Sylivia",
My daugher's partner's mum is just "Margaret"
My wife's parents are "Big Nana" and "Big Grandad"
and my daughter's ex-husband's granparents are "Nana" and "Grandad".
Confused? She isn't - fortunately!