words list

tonychelle · February 2013

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What words are your babies regularly saying right now? Maesyn started off with a lot but hasn't really learned any new ones lately, so I'm "looking" for some more easy new ones to try with her now or soon. haha

She knows about 15 words. Lately, we've learned fish and cracker.

Here is her "list:"

hi
bye bye
kitty (or kitty kitty kitty. haha)
puppy
baby
cracker
Aubrey (her cousin..but actually says Auby)
bite
mama
dadda
eye
puff
fish
thanks
brr (if that counts, haha)

JamiesWife2010 · February 2013

Wow, I don't have a talker yet. DS has said "dada" with meaning exactly once.

caffrin · February 2013

DS is a blabber mouth....
Grandpa, grandma, mommy, daddy, baby, belly, eat, thirsty, please, thank you, all done, down, up, yes, bath, night night, bye bye, doggy, nose, me, strawberry, blueberry, milk, cheese, ball, diaper, sissy, more, love you, amen, cup, juice, toast, hi, no, truck, teeth, bed, medicine, doctor, book, phone, water, Donald [for old macdonald], duck, bird, kitty, and hello.
Those are the ones he says with understanding. He can repeat almost anything but I don't think it counts until they say it on their own and use them properly.

mbgreenwalt · February 2013

Ellie, Mimi, Angus, mama, dada, hello, hi, bye-bye, puppy, kitty, meow, duck, baby, night-night, poop, puff-puff (Gerber puffs), belly, bellybutton, no, ba-ba (sippy cup), and Spongebob.

gracefulruby33 · February 2013

Watch out guys, prepared to be blown away.

1. Mama

I know, right!? Mind blown.

shabamwam · February 2013

gracefulruby33:
Watch out guys, prepared to be blown away.
1. Mama
I know, right!? Mind blown.

My DS says, please, up, down, done, his own name, grace(cousin), drink, cat, dada, bye bye, bath time, book, eye.....

but he never says Mama!

gracefulruby33 · February 2013

shabamwam:
gracefulruby33:
Watch out guys, prepared to be blown away.
1. Mama
I know, right!? Mind blown.
My DS says, please, up, down, done, his own name, grace(cousin), drink, cat, dada, bye bye, bath time, book, eye.....
but he never says Mama!

Yeah, if it is going to be one word, I will definitely take mama. :-)

RedCamaro · February 2013

This list is interesting for me because DS will say a new word, but not repeat it for weeks. Then he'll say it all the time. Our ENT says that he's a little slow to pick up the new words because he's still concentrating on mastering walking. Here's what he's said so far:

Momma

Dada (actually he asks for Dada all the time!)

cat (tat)

book

thank you

gentle

hot

fan

nite nite

a-nana (a banana - I guess that sounds like one word to him)

that

Not too bad, considering he picked up most of these since Jan 17th, after his tubes were put in.

Chan4dra04 · February 2013

gracefulruby33:
Watch out guys, prepared to be blown away.
1. Mama
I know, right!? Mind blown.

LOL!

Same for us. DD says 'mom-mom' or 'mama'. She says the following in her own half word/sound, jarbled way:

Balloon - "Baa"

Outside - "ooouu"

Cooper - "mmpr"

Kitty - "i-y"

Piggy - "i-y" (somehow I can tell the difference)

Ducky - "u-y"

It really is a secret language.

And sometimes she will babble da-da.

She can sign a ton, thank goodness, bc that has helped us tremendously. But talking, she does not.

LittleMommaBlueHen · February 2013

DD has been talking for awhile but stopped adding new words for a few months while she mastered walking. She says:

Hi

Dada

Mama

More

Bite

Done

Bottle

Cup

Up

Down

Light

Graham Cracker

Got (always said as a question when she wants to know what someone has in their hands)

No

Yes

Go

Duck

Cat

Book

Beef

Melon

Apple

DS's name

Tent

Car

Beads

Tickle

Arm

Buttons

Berry

Ipad

Two

Eight (she adds in 2 & 8 when DS counts)

Amen

Bops (her word for cheerios since she was 9 months old)

This

That

Diaper

Growl

Mad

She also does several animal sounds.

Jenny952 · February 2013

Wow, that's a lot of words! My DD has exactly 0 words. She babbles a ton and can make a lot of noises, la-la, da-da, va-va, ma-ma, blow raspberries, point and grunt, and can identify several body parts. She can do the signs for milk, all done and more, but she doesn't initiate them and only copies me when I say the words. I'm anxiously waiting for a real word to come out of her mouth.

smwiggle · February 2013

Jenny952:
Wow, that's a lot of words! My DD has exactly 0 words. She babbles a ton and can make a lot of noises, la-la, da-da, va-va, ma-ma, blow raspberries, point and grunt, and can identify several body parts. She can do the signs for milk, all done and more, but she doesn't initiate them and only copies me when I say the words. I'm anxiously waiting for a real word to come out of her mouth.

DS1 doesn't talk either. He can sign more, all done, and eat, but like your LO, it is after I say the word that he signs it.

authorofdreamz · February 2013

The only real word DD says is 'Hi'. She babbles ma-ma and da-da but doesn't really say the words with any meaning yet. She mostly yells "oo-ah" like a chimp.

Nwlywed07 · February 2013

DS says:

Dada, Mama, Done, Kitty, Dog, Grandpa, Grandma, Hi, Bye, Amy, What's That?, Nose, Ear. He also does a lot of animal noises upon request.

DS signs a ton so that's how he mainly communicates.

LeofgythsMama · February 2013

Leofgyth says quite a few words. She also mixes them together to form some interesting sentences.

mama

dada

doggy

Lola (Tagalog word for grandmother)

Grandma

Grandpa

Apu (Tagalog word for Great-Grandparent)

Sawsaw (Tagalog word for dipping sauce)

Yes

No

Merida and Mordu (characters from Brave)

Mine

Cookie

Water

Milk

Hands

Yay

Shoes

Shopping

Cake

Bite

Aw baby

Poo poo

Uh oh

Fish

Kitty

Look

Hi

Hello

Hot

No Touch

LittleMommaBlueHen · February 2013

LeofgythsMama:
Lola (Tagalog word for grandmother)

My kids have a Lola too! People always look at me crazy when I tell them that my MIL's grandmother name is Lola. It might have to do with the fact that neither DH or I are filipino.

katie0919 · February 2013

Jenny952:
Wow, that's a lot of words! My DD has exactly 0 words. She babbles a ton and can make a lot of noises, la-la, da-da, va-va, ma-ma, blow raspberries, point and grunt, and can identify several body parts. She can do the signs for milk, all done and more, but she doesn't initiate them and only copies me when I say the words. I'm anxiously waiting for a real word to come out of her mouth.

This - exactly!! I think the only thing my son says consistently is "doggie". And he calls everything furry with 4 legs and a tail "doggie". Haha

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