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What did you call your grandparents...

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From the "personal preference" file, I will not be called "pappaw."
Believe me when you have grandchildren old enough to recognize and call you by a favorite name you won't care what they call you . You will just hug and kiss them and laugh about it .
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Believe me when you have grandchildren old enough to recognize and call you by a favorite name you won't care what they call you . You will just hug and kiss them and laugh about it .

 

...and gently correct them until they figure it out. Its "Grandpa."

From the "personal preference" file, I will not be called "pappaw."

 

...and gently correct them until they figure it out. Its "Grandpa."

 

I just went through this with my grandson. Kept calling ma Papaw. I would tell him no, I'm Grandpa. He got it after about a month.

Maam and Sir. :D

 

Will you require your grandchildren to call you "Lieutenant?" "Chesty?"

Mom's side -- Mimmom and Grandpa.

 

Dad's parents had passed away before I was born.

Mamaw and Papaw.

 

Same.

Maternal-Grandmother and Granddaddy

 

Paternal-Mamaw and Papaw

 

My nieces and nephews call my parents Grammy and Poppy.

In a somewhat related note, I went to school with a guy who called his mom "Dear" and his dad by his first name.

In a somewhat related note, I went to school with a guy who called his mom "Dear" and his dad by his first name.

 

That's weird. :confused:

Mom's Side - Nee Nee (didn't know her dad).

Dad's Side - Granny and Papaw

Grams and grandma.

Both grandpa's passed before I had the pleasure. :cry:

Paternal-- Grandma.

Never knew my Grandfather. He passed away 13 years before I was born.

 

Maternal-- Grandpa and Granny.

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