CPW-words

joyfultrex · October 2014

How many words can your LO say?

joyfultrex · October 2014

just curious as DS says no words what so ever. Speaks tons, but none of it is English. I just realized he will be 15 months tomorrow and I thought kids normally said at least something by then.

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lancomechica · October 2014

30-40 but I haven't counted in a bit so I could be more than that.

Stacey099 · October 2014

joyfultrex said:
just curious as DS says no words what so ever. Speaks tons, but none of it is English. I just realized he will be 15 months tomorrow and I thought kids normally said at least something by then.

Nothing here yet. G will be 15 months Nov 1. Like yours, G babbles all the times. Closest thing is a weird mmmmma noise when he wants more food.

equinus · October 2014

Do animal sounds count? Ian is a great mooer. He's probably only really saying 5 words, but he also has signs. The pedi asked if he was saying 3 words yet at his 15 month visit last week. All babies go at their own pace, so I don't worry about it.

danigirl7181 · October 2014

DS says mama, dada, thank you, tickle tickle, papa, and Nana. I think that's about it.

KateJuly2013 · October 2014

I said zero. She makes lots of babble, and there are definable certain sounds for certain objects (ie Ba for ball), but she says nothing that is an actual English word. It's okay though. She walks like a boss. And her tone is very conversational. Toddlers gonna toddle

joyfultrex · October 2014

iandloveandyou1 said:

joyfultrex said:

just curious as DS says no words what so ever. Speaks tons, but none of it is English. I just realized he will be 15 months tomorrow and I thought kids normally said at least something by then.

My nephew was like that, now at 18 months, he says so much! For so long it was all just sounds, but now he can really say and use a lot of words. Don't stress over it, but bring it up at your next pedi visit.

I read everyone's answers after a previous poll like this and got really down bc so many other j13 babies were saying more than my lo. Everyone is different!

I figured I would mention it at the appointment, but I 'm not worried. He definitely communicates what he wants, signs a little, and has great receptive language. He has been meeting all milestones at his own pace (just started walking about a week ago), so I figure this will come when he is ready.

[Deleted User] · October 2014

I don't even know. He does know how to fly off the couch like a bird. Does that count?

I suppose not.

MRads · October 2014

Ben has maybe 5 words. I think he's just going to be a slow developer all around.

new2011mommy · October 2014

DD was only saying 4 words and then right at 15 months she had a word explosion. She now says: hi, bye, mama, dada, nose, flower, doggie, wawa (water), up, papa, ball, bear, block, owl, no. She can also point to her nose, head, mouth, eyes, and tell me the sounds a sheep and a dog make.

All kids develop at different speeds. I would definitely address it at your next appointment, but do not worry.

martyn17 · October 2014

mystererae said:
No words but she says mama sometimes when upset or trying to get my attention. Maybe 0.5 words then.

This. She sometimes signs also and knows the signs for please, thank you, more and all dome.

There are words she has said and forgotten, like up, more and dada.

rondosa · October 2014

Stacey099 said:

joyfultrex said:
just curious as DS says no words what so ever. Speaks tons, but none of it is English. I just realized he will be 15 months tomorrow and I thought kids normally said at least something by then.
Nothing here yet. G will be 15 months Nov 1. Like yours, G babbles all the times. Closest thing is a weird mmmmma noise when he wants more food.

We are the same. Adrian was 15mo on October 3. All he says is mama and dada, and mama isn't necessarily directed at me.

PrimRoseMama · October 2014

Alex's passive language is great but no words yet.

beckyanddon · October 2014

No signs no words. Just started speech therapy

lancomechica · October 2014

lancomechica said:

30-40 but I haven't counted in a bit so I could be more than that.

I decided to count when I got home to see and it is 45...but like everyone said it can happen really fast that they learn new ones. So 15 could come very quickly.

lancomechica · October 2014

lancomechica said:

30-40 but I haven't counted in a bit so I could be more than that.

I decided to count when I got home to see and it is 45...but like everyone said it can happen really fast that they learn new ones. So 15 could come very quickly.

ashie624 · October 2014

I would say maybe 2. Mama and dada. She will be 16 months in less than a week. But this last week she has become obsessed with looking at books and having me point things out. So maybe more soon?

dinomama13 · October 2014

He is really good at making noise. Does that count? He talks A LOT, but not too many real words. He can say mama, dada/daddy, papa(food), shaked his head no and signs eat, more & milk.