What do DCs call their grandparents these days?

When I was little, I had 4 grandparents and 2 great grandmas. My dad's parents were Grandma and Grandpa, my mum's were Nanna and Grandad, and then the greatgrandmas were Gran and little Nan (because she was too small to be great Nan ). So I was going to follow this tradition with my DS - MIL was happy for me to choose what to call her, so she is Grandma; but when it came to my own Dad, he just didn't "fit" the Grandad name, so he is Grandpa.
BUT! It seems that Grandpa is quite rare these days, as the number of cards available for Grandpa is really limited - whereas there are plenty of Grandad cards.
Likewise Grandma cards seem to have been largely replaced by Nanna (and Nanny) cards, which were a right bugger to find when I was a child!

I did make a classic faux pas at one school friend's house though - she said something about Nanny being around, and I said "oh I didn't realise your grandmother lived with you" - wasn't her grandmother, was the actual nanny, who was a proper old-fashioned live-in nanny who had never left after the children grew up.

My mum is Ranny (as named by DD3), Grammy (as named by my youngest nephew) and Granny Germaleeeeeee as named by my older three when they were smalls (she lived in Germany until the oldest was about 10). The number of es at the end changes every time it's written.

I called my grandparents Granny and Pa and Granny Jet (had a black Lab called Jet) and Boppa.

Are we the only ones to have a Grandfather?

My DDs only have my DM an DF as GP and I hoped they would call them the same names as I called my DM parents Nana and Granddad, yes to the first Nana and Papa (I blame pappa pig grandpa pig/papapig) but it works they also have Granny, my DH's granny who brought him up but is Granny as they talk to her on the phone and we sent photos and they sing songs to her.

Moonpig is great

My mum & dad are nana and pops
FIL & his wife are nana & grandad
MIL is nanny

My parents are nain and taid (pronounced nine and tide) - the north Wales translation of grandma and granddad.

Granny A (my mum's Christian name).
Granny 'Onne (mispronunciation of dh mum's name!)
Grandpa P (dh stepdad name)
Uh-Oh! This is my dad! Dd1 christened him this as everytime he sees her he says "Uh-Oh, here comes trouble!" He looooooves having a special grandad name, as does Granny 'Onne actually. I think the best ones are the onesthe kids themselves make up. It is slightly confusing though as dd2 (2.5) was asked last week who her grandads were and she hadno clue! She talks about other children having Uh-Ohs too!

Grannie, grandad xx, nanny, grandma xx, nanna xx

They all just worked out their own names somehow and we fell in line!!!

Pils are Nanny and Grandad
Ps are Grumps and Gigi - chosen by them as DM was only 49 when DD1 was born!

Yaya is greek for nana i think.

My mum is Gran but my DS is 17 months and still doesn't have many words so it comes out as Nanny - she hates it! My dad is Granda (NI). The PILs are Granny and Granddad.

Grandma and grandpa. Could just about tolerate a nana and papa but never ever nan or grandad.

Nanny and grandad for DHs parents. (She was already known as Nanny, we produced the last grandchildren)

'The other grandad' for my dad. Or sometimes the grandad who brings sweets. Or the fat one

We use moonpig a lot!!

DDs have 3 grannies poor loves (same-sex couple); one is 'nana', the others are Grandma S (her name) and Grandma J (her name); although the latter slightly competitively (she is biological grandma) claims full 'grandma' rights on cards etc (which irritates me slightly). But dd is used to this formulation, as she has 'mummy my name' and 'mummy dp's name', and sometimes just generic 'mummy'...

I gave my parents and DP's parents the choice.

My parents are Granny and Granda, DP's parents are Nana and Pops.

I myself have two Grannys and a Granda. I think it's a regional (NE Scottish) thing - my mum and dad couldn't conceive of being called anything else.

My dad is Grandad and my mum insists on being Grandma. It was ok when the kids were little, but they hate saying it now, and refer to her as nan to their mates.

I am supposed to be granny and dh his grampa. To dgs (2.5) we are dan and papa.

Nanny and Grandad for my parents.

Baa Baa and Paa Paa for PIL. Officially Grandma and Grandpa but DS1 made the names up so they have stuck and now both dc call them that.

Mine have a Nana and a Pa (from Grandpa), but Pa stuck and a Nana and Granda.

My Mum chose Nana - me thinks in my more cynical moments that she thought nana would be easy to say and therefore would be babys first word , which of course it was , bloody Nanas between all the hugs and chocolate Mummy never stood a chance

Grama and Grandad, and Nanna and Grandad, my Aunt is called YaYa by her GC which I think is lovely - but that came about naturally when DN was trying to say Grandma and could only pronounce YaYa, it stuck!

Shame, I liked "Granada"