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I was discussing my niece's new baby with one of my sisters and used the term "great aunt." To tell you the truth, I never really thought about it. I just sign cards "Love, Aunt Nancy" The baby will turn 2 next week. I doubt if he will read the card. Having said that, genius does run in the family! ![]()
Well, she pointed out that my use of the word great is incorrect, since the father and mother of the baby's mother are called grandfather and grandmother. So that means I should refer to myself as the baby's grandaunt since he is my sister's grandchild. Hmm... ![]()
I suppose she is technically correct, but from what I can find online, the 2 are interchangeable. So what's your opinon?
On a personal note, I figure I can sign "Nancy" if I want to, because if the parents don't know who I am, then there's no point in sending a card in the first place. LOL I'm still wondering if I need to send a gift, but that's a whole other story! My family makes me do this
sometimes.

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Great aunt or great grandmother refers to a different generation.
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