
The rise of the "Glamma": Why do boomer grandparents insist on having such uniq…
A woman has gone viral after sharing how her mother wanted a unique grandparent name, sparking a conversation about Glammas.
A recent viral video by TikTok user Catherine Hates Boomers has sparked a conversation about the evolving trend of grandparent naming conventions. The creator, known as aladywholovespplfr, shares her personal frustration with "Boomer Glammas" who insist on unique, non-traditional names from their grandchildren, rather than simply being called "grandma." In the video, she recounts an anecdote about her own mother's similar demand, which led to a humorous conflict over the chosen moniker. This insistence, according to the creator, stems from a desire to be "a step above" and unique among their peers. The video has resonated with many, prompting discussions in the comments section about similar experiences with grandparents choosing unconventional names like 'Yaya,' 'Sweet Pea,' or even names derived from mispronunciations by children. The phenomenon highlights a generational shift in how some grandparents perceive their roles and identities within the family.
A woman has gone viral after sharing how her mother wanted a unique grandparent name, sparking a conversation about Glammas.