Big Decision about grandparents' Nicknames

Howdy everyone,

Browsing the Web, I arrived onto a discussion regarding the choice of nicknames for grandparents.
-> Do you have nicknames for your grandparents?
This shows the culture in English speaking countries along with the big choice they have...

> We have one child. When we were pregnant
(posted by Nicki at Domestic Cents March 9, 2009 at 5:56 am)
I could see these words and was stunned.
Apart the figurative meaning, I thought "pregnant" was for the future mother... Is it a mistake? Please could I have explanations from an EMT? thanks!

• Grandma / Grandpa, grampa
  
• Mom, mom mom / Pop, Pop pop, poppy, Pappy, Papa
  
• grammie, grammy, gram, Gramma, mawmaw, meemaw / pawpaw, Grampa, Pappy, Pap
  
• Grandmother / Granddaddy, granddad
  
• Nanny
  
• Memere, meme / Papa (French Canadian)
  
• Opa / Oma (German origins)

Hello Gérard everyone
I don't know about english grand parents ' nick names but in France there are a lot. Along with the classical ones like "Mamie" "Bonne Maman"( In fact the good mother)papy Bon papa (Also the good father) there are a lot. My mother is "Mounette" two of my friends are "Mounette" too. I know 3 or 4 Manou. I am "Mikoute" and my husband "Attik".

Hi Muriel,

On the list were generic nicknames only, not personalized... I guess Attik is after Patrick and not the room under the roof!