Considering how much treasure grandmas and grandpas give their grandkids,these special adults deserve equally meaningful names. If grandmother and grandfather don't feel right or your folks just don't want a name that makes them feel any older than they are, there's an array of gorgeous options to choose from. Just because you've gone through hundreds of baby name lists to settle on the perfect moniker for your little one doesn't mean the fun has to stay! Check out this final list of alternatives for Grandma and Grandpa - from the traditional to the cultural. GrandmaTraditionalBubbie
Gammi
Gram
Grammie
Gramommie
Grananny
Grandmama
Grandmom
Granny
Mammaw
Mammy
Mams
MawMaw
MayMay
MeeMee
Mimmy
Mimsy
Momsy
Mums
Mumsy
Mums
Nan
Nana
Nanny
Nonna
Nonni
Ona
PlayfulAbba
Ama
Bama
Big Gram
Fancy
Fammy
GG
G-Mom
Gee
Geeda
GeeMa
Glamma
Glammy
Gogi
GoGo
GranDee
Grani
LaLa
Mami
Mawaw
MayMay
MeMom
Mimi
MomMom
NuNu
Onie
TeeMa
Uma
Yana
InternationalAbuela (Spanish)
Avo (Portuguese)
Ba (Vietnamese)
Baba, and Mica (Serbian)
Babka,Gigi (Polish)
Babushka (Russian)
Bibi (Swahili) Bomma (Flemish)
Bubbe, Bubby (Yiddish) Dida (Bengali) Farmor, and MorMor (Danish) Grootmoeder (Dutch)
Halmoni (Korean)
Jadda,Teta (Syria) Kuku, Puna, or TuTu (Hawaiian)
Lola (Filipino)
MawMaw (Cajun) Mémé (French)
Ngin,PoPo (Cantonese)
Nonna (Italian) Obaba, Sobo (Japanese) Oma (German) Safta, and Savta (Hebrew)
Teta (Arabic) Wài p,Zumu (Mandarin)
Ya, Yai (Thai)
Yaya (Greek)
GrandpaTraditionalBanpa Banpy Bappa
Bappy
Gamps
Grampaw
Gramps
Grampy
Grandad
Grandaddy
Grandpappy
Granpap
Granpappy
Granpop
Granpoppa
PaPa
PapPap
Papps
Pappy
PawPaw
PawPee
PeePaw
Pop
Poppa
PopPop
Poppy
Pops
Popsy
PlayfulAce
Baba
Beebaw
Boompa
Bop
Boppa
Bumpa
Dadsy
Dappy
DeeDah
Gradaddy
Graddy
Gwampa
Napa
Pampa
Papi
PeePa
Pompa
PawPaw
InternationalAbuelo (Spanish)
Avo (Portuguese)
Babu (Swahili)
Bpoo, or Dtaa (Thai)
Dadu,Nanu (Bengali)
Deda (Serbian)
Dedushka (Russian)
Dziadek (Polish)
Farfar, Morfar (Danish)
Gong Gong, or Yeh Yeh (Cantonese)
Grand-papa,Pépère (French)
Grootvader (Dutch)
Halabeoji (Korean)
Jadd, Seedo (Arabic)
Jidu (Syrian)
Lolo (Filipino)
Nonno (Italian)
Ong, and Ong Noi (Vietnamese)
Opa (German)
Pappous (Greek)
PawPaw (Cajun) Saba (Hebrew)
Sofu (Japanese) Tutu Kane (Hawaiian)
Wai Gong,YeYe (Mandarin)
Zaide, Zeyde, and Zede (Yidish)
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