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JessieCupcake

DS was saying so many words over the long weekend! Things like "up, down, on, and all done!" I was so impressed I just had to share.

And at Thanksgiving, we were having dessert and he said "cupcake!" It was clear as day and I thought my grandmother was going to fall over. Lol!

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DawnLilly

DS's favorite new phrase is "what dat?" It's constant but I try to oblige as long as I can.

He's also putting wooden puzzles together. Which, I'm extremely amazed by.

emberlee3

DD is talking up a storm.  She is putting together sentences and naming things in books.  Her most frequently used sentence: "Mommy, read this!"

JessieCupcake

I can't believe they're saying phrases already. I was so impressed with "all done". I kept saying to H, he put 2 words together! How cool is that!

GeekFantasy

DD says lots of single words, and when we ask her what something is, she'll say "It's a --" but other than that just the single words mostly.  But it's blowing my mind how much she's picking up!

Samiantha101

Anja LOVES when we sing. I was singing twinkle twinkle little star the other day, and I abruptly stopped for some reason, and she finished up the song with "what you are". She also hums the abc's tune. It is so adorable.

michelle04us

I will have to say I envy you ladies. James has quite a few words like mommy,no,yes, bye, his older brothers name(Dante) and hi but that's about it. I've been working with him on some things. He is a more physical learning child though so I figured verbal would come last. I'm hoping for a language explosion over the next month or so. 

However, in teaching James how to talk my younger one seems to be picking up on things. At 6mo he already says mama, dada, bubba, and baba(said only when he wants a bottle). He is more verbal though as he has yet to sit unassisted for longer than a couple secs and hates putting any weight on his legs. 

It's great to see how different they are though.

Meery82

Jack calls DH Daddo. It's too funny. He will call me mama and sound all sweet then yell "Daddo!" at DH.

acbfreire

DD says "daddy-mommy" and looks at us. She also says it when looking at pictures of us. It is her way of noticing we are a couple. Melts our hearts every time!