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Nanny in English corresponds with the word "Nanny", which means "A person, traditionally a woman, employed to take care of a child." People may think of this meaning if they hear/use the name Nanny.
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Er...great nickname, but not my favorite.
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I prefer Nannie because the spelling is at least not...Nanny.
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This is stupid.
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My name is Annie and once when I was ordering pizza and the cashier asked me what my name was, they thought that my name was Nanny.
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I’m neutral about the name Nanny, however, it would lead to teasing on the child baring the name, but once he/she reaches the age of 60 and is babysitting children, it will suit the person then.
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Nanny? Seriously? This is what I call my grandmother. Enough said...
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Please do not officially name your child this. This name will not suit them until they become a GRANDMA!
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I would hope nobody puts this as their child's name on a birth certificate. Maybe a cute nickname from time to time, but nothing official.
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The first things that pop into my head are those annoying singing nannies played by Julie Andrews.
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Nanny is what you call a grandmother, a goat or a babysitter. This is not a name.
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