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at Dr.ora.com. Okay. This is from Elizabeth. She writes, I'm writing. Now, I had to read this about

three times to keep it all straight so I'll go

slowly because I understand it might be a little difficult to follow you right

you ready I'm writing to ask you for your input please we have a family

compound where one n, my mother, lives full-time, and another grandmother,

my mother-in-law, who chose the name Nana for herself when her oldest was born.

And we informed her then

that when the grandkids renamed her,

and that stopped me right there,

grandkids rename you?

What?

She would need to embrace the new name.

So this woman gave birth and her mother and mother-in-law both wanted to be Nana.

But the mother-in-law visits a few weeks at a time.

Our seven-year-old, who is the oldest grandchild for my mother-in-law,

my husband is an only child, has gotten extremely frustrated having two nannas.

And using names, last names, it just didn't work for day-to-day interactions.

So Lucy, the daughter, renamed Nana number two, Nona. So for seven years, the mother has been called Nana. The seven-year-old has decided she wants

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