First words

Maebb

What are your LO's first words?

DS will sometimes say "mama" and "dada," but he doesn't ever say them to us (he more says it when he's crying or babbling), and he doesn't repeat them when we say it, so I don't consider those real words yet.

I think he has an official first word, and it is "Uh-oh!"  He will say it whenever he drops something off his changing table, when he's sitting in his high chair and drops food, or when he's in his pack and play and drops a toy off the side.  He also repeats it whenever we say it.  It's really cute, but that's a funny first word.

fusionbride

ball was first.  a few weeks later she now clearly says bottle, hi and uh-oh.  she sort of says "all done" and "peek" (for peekaboo) and a few others, but they are still sort of unclear and inconsistent.

LBStewart

DD can say mom and dada.  Sometimes we think she says okay and quack quack when we're practicing animal sounds.

Hummingbirdbaby3

Hi dada, Hi daddy, Mama(occasionally), dada, baba, uh oh, hi... think that's it...

MommaColborn

Harp's first word was dog.  Now, we can't get the girl to hush! She says dada, mama, my mama, hi, all done, uh-oh, that, granny, and WOOOOAAAH.  It's hilarious.

SurpriseAt39

Meow.

jg1011

Daddy, mama, Gggg for grandma, yes, no no, and this. He signs a ton more and is now starting to say beginning sounds to those words as he is signing.

I am amazed by the language explosion!

mariaculbreth

B's first word was kitty. Every time our cat would enter the room he points and then he will say it

winecastle14

O's was "hey" and then "mama", followed by "dada" a few days later.

GHBEA

mama, dada, puppy, book, whats that, ball, all done, some, up, diaper, bubble, coo coo, bear, shoe.  Other things she does is sounds out the beginning of words when we teach her new words.

kbl13

"Mama" came first, but he says "dada" more frequently. Favorite word right now is "toss". We play ball on the floor and each time he throws it, he yells "Tahh!"

datagirl79

DD has Mama, Dada, Dog, and Ubba or joe (which is brother).

LuckyMissus

No words yet.  He will mimic Dada, Mama, yumm, and baba (bottle). 

Gargita

Mama is finally intentional, but he still only says it when he's miserable. He's working on (intentional) dada. My MIL says that he says duck and meow; I did hear him say meow last night.

maven212

"Yeah" then "mama". She occasionally says "dada", but when she wants DH's attention she usually just yells "Hey!".

billybumbler

LO says mama and dada, but I'm not sure it's intentional. Today she said ow-ow (imitating dog).

viking15

The only thing that has been intentional so far is "ow" for meow. She was obsessed with the kitties at my parents' house.

kangtini

We are also still working on.  He has mama down, sort of has Daddy (sounds more like yaddy).  He will also say ack for Jack (the other baby in the nanny share).  Otherwise he says a bunch of things that sound like words but I can't make them out.

kerrigrooves

we officially heard "bye" as my mom walked out the door and LO waved, it was most excellent

Kmartinrvt13

Em says dada, momma, nana, baby, ball, hi, baba and I think that's it.