what do you call your parent's mother ?

[BrizzleMint]

I was doing that dialect quiz and selected Granny which apparently is nearly unique to Scotland and (mainly Northern) Ireland.

I'm from the south west.

What do you call your parent's mother and roughly where are you from?

I have a Gran from Scotland - Ayrshire in fact - and a Nan (was Nanny when we were little) from East Anglia. I grew up in SW England. My mum is now Gran and my late MIL (London) was Nana

I'm from the south east, but both of my Grandmas were Irish.

DH called his Gran and Granny, and they are from the South West.

My DC have Grandma (my mum) and Granny (DH's mum).

My MIL definitely thinks Granny is posher!

Nain - north Wales

Gran, Granny, Grandma.

Ones Grandma and the others Nana, North Yorkshire.

Mummums

because she's my mums mum, started when i was a tot and gone one since, most great grandkids call her mummums as well

I had a Gran and a Grandad. My kids have a Granny, Grandad, Nanny and Gramps.

Granny. I'm from the South West.

Grandma & Grsnny - East Mids

Granny - Scotland

Mums mum was Nana. I didn't know my dads mum.
My mum is also Nana, she didn't want to be grandma because it was for old people. MIL is Grandma who didn't want to be Nana for the same reason.

Gran - west of Scotland

I had a grandma and a nanny (southeast England), my mum is grandma, ds1 has a nanny (also southeast) and ds2 has a granny (Scotland), so fairly accurate for us. I think I’d like to be gran, but hopefully not for a few years yet!

I quite like nan. It’s not really used here tho

Gran/Granny.

Born NI, raised near London, live in South West.

I think it matters a lot what your grandparents want you to call them, therefore where they come from counts.

My kids call my Mum Granny
DHs Mum Nanny

Granny. For three generations. With family from west and south of Ireland.
I’m amused that Granny is considered posh as all my posher friends had (or now, are) Nanas

Mothers side - Granny (all grandmothers on that side have been Granny, all Irish up until my great granny who moved to England)
Fathers side - Grandma (Northeast England, very middle class)

West Yorkshire, Nanan (paternal grandmother) and Grandma (maternal grandmother). Grandad on both sides. DM called my grandma Mam.

When I had kids, both my DM and MIL refused to be called Grandma as it made them feel old, but would happily be called Nanan, which flummoxed me as my Nanan always seemed ancient while my Grandma was very sprightly!

I called my grandparents -granny, granny, papa and granda. I'm from Glasgow and have a lot of cousins from both sides so I presume it was just what the first grandchild called them and the rest of us just followed.

Nanna, as do my kids. By chance so did my husband despite us being from different parts of the country

Oh London and midlands