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Cajun needs its own home on answers.com, this topic category is not fit.
In French though, you would say "petite mère", but more commonly, if it's about a woman who is a grand-mother or of that age, "mamie" or "mémé". The latter is less common because the sound makes the woman seem really old. Hope this helps.
Edit: Well your question made me play my Cajun and Zydeco songs, and what do you know, the first song was: 'Tit galop pour "Mamou"
So I guess there's your answer.
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