I've got something that's been trending online, and I hope it's okay for me to say it on live radio. Just say it. Oh, is it inappropriate? It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. It's two words. Uh-oh. And, uh, oh, is this going to be my last day on the air? I don't know. I can't tell. Or does Jeff just not know what it means? I know. I can't tell if it's like some sort of profane phrase.

Can you pronounce it?

Yeah. Whatever. I'm just going to say it. The two words, Grandma showers. I am concerned. Isn't that like a baby shower?

Yeah.

Yes, exactly.

Not as naughty as it sounds.

Grandma's shower similar to a baby shower, but for the upcoming granny to be.

Why are you talking like it's a bachelorette party?

Well, I don't know the details of what happens that one, so who knows what really goes down.

It's definitely controversial online, because, yes, people are doing it and using the term, but there's a large number who don't like that the grandparents get to be the center of attention when the spotlight should really be focused more on the parents

who are about to have this child.

It does feel like the mother-in-law is that wear the white dresses to the wedding are probably

the ones throwing this.

I'm finally going to be a grandma.

Yeah, it's all about me.

Others say it really depends on the dynamic in the family because in certain situations,

the grandparents actually end up watching the kids more than the mom and dad do.

I'd be careful with that more word.

My dad would adopt Mateo if he could.

He sees him all the time.

Very involved parents.

Well, and you know, Grammy and grandpa need to be prepared for it.

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