What do your grandchildren call you?

My parents in law’s first grandchild set the tone. Canna and Guffer - the following fifteen followed suite. To my grandchild dren I am sometimes granny, but often my Christian name. Husband always George

I am Nanny the nursery called me nanny and it stuck I love the name. DH is Granddad

I wanted to be Grandma and grandad, my grandson, however, called me Nanma, I think he got confused because his other grandparents are Nanna and Grandpa.

I’m Grandma. The other grandmother is also Grandma. My SIL said the tradition in his family was that the father’s mother was always Grandma and the mother’s mother was Nana. My daughter (who had asked me what I wanted to be called) said the tradition she knew was the other way round.
MIL and I are both happy to be Grandma and the children didn’t seem to mind.

I'm Nonna (Italian for grandmother) and my huspand is Gramps (his choice).

I hate Nanny, Nan and Granny. Nan and Nanny sound like a Nanny goat and Granny conjures up pictures of a little old lady in a shawl sitting in a rocking chair. Grandma for me . Nice and dignified, I feel.

My now grown up children called my mum Nana, or Nan when they were older. Now I have two grandchildren, the eldest calls me Granny, (not my ideal choice but that's just how it worked out - family dynamics). He has a lovely Scottish accent and it sounds great.

My grandson from my son calls me Nanny, which is lovely.

I'm a Nana , as the other grandparent is Nanny.

I'm nanny as I wanted my 2 year grandson calls my husband dad as he does his other grandad? Can't say grand yet I suppose. His other nan is called appy!

My grandchildren call me Nanny and my hubs Granddad. Personally I would not want to be called Granny or Grandmother. Nanna is lovely though.

Mine called me Granny when they were young, but now they are older they shorten it to just Gran. I waited till I was 60 to become a granny, so why would I want to be called anything else?

Our DGC call me Nanna as they have grown I'm now Nan.
None of them have other grandparents.
Our DD is in a relationship with a man who has a DD with learning disabilities and she can't understand that my DH is Grandad so she calls him Nanna name.

I am Grandma, to my face anyway.

We're Nanna & Nannu, the Maltese way. The other set are Grandma & Grandpops. We're all happy.

I grew up in Ireland but had Welsh grandparents. I had to call them the Welsh names, Nain and Taide. I found this really embarrassing as kids would think it was funny.

My granny wasn’t a nice person, I don’t like Nanny/nana, so I’m grandma.
DH is grandad to the others but DS decided when very young, hardly babbling that he was “Das”, which he remains. His other granddad is “Harrydas”. ?

I am Gran to my own grandchildren.
I am Nonna to my step grandchildren. There are Italian connections.

My daughter-in-law said I was too young to be Granny or Grandma so I would be Nanna as well as her mum( she had two Nannas when she was young). However my two year old granddaughter sorted it, I would become Daddy Nanna and her other Nanna would become Mummy Nanna!

My eldest grandson (23yo) calls me grandma, my younger two call me Granny, my greatgrandson (son of the eldest one) used to call me a garbled version of grandma, hes only 2, but hes changed that to marmar in the last month or so.

My four grandchildren all call me Barry, now Baz or Bazza. No idea why, my daughters found it very amusing when the first one christened me. So it’s stuck, although I do get some odd looks when we’re out and they call me. My husband has always been Pop pops. I wouldn’t care what they call me.

Hâte Nan or nana, i am not a goat or the dog in Peter Pan! I am just Granny to my 3

I'm Tatty to my three grown up grandchildren and also to their girlfriends/boyfriends. Can't remember why I was called that in the first place but I really like it.

Hope springs eternal, Kryptonite! Our 40 year old DD presented us with our fifth gorgeous grandson in lockdown after telling us so many times for so many years that she didn’t want children that we’d believed her.

Another proud Nanna here, btw. And I really couldn’t care less if anyone thinks I’m a dog or the hired help (though I do think it’s rude to say so!).

I'm 'Narnie' - courtesy of eldest granddaughter. Her version of 'Nanna' at the age of 7mths .................... the other six grandkids have all followed suit.

One the two 20yr old grandsons, has recently decided to call me 'Nan' - and I'm fine with that too.

Love 'em all !

Nonna. There are no Italians in the family - I just liked it!