I called my mother “Mom” and I call my father “Dad.”

Both sets of grandparents were “Grandma” and “Grandpa.” My paternal grandmother referred to her husband (when speaking to the grandkids) as Granddad.

My kids called my Mom “Grannie Annie,” often shortened to just “Gran” as they got older, and they call my Dad “Pa” or “Gramps” (or “Wrinkles”).

I have a good friend who calls her father “Dad,” but her mother is ALWAYS “Mother.”

A friend from South Carolina calls her mother “Mama” and her father “Daddy.”

What was the norm in your family for parental or grand-parental figures?