what words does your LO say?

snowboardbride

J says mamma, dadda, baby and the newest word: babe! He sounds so cute. I think he picked it up from me and H

JARbaby

Just Hi and Dada...she just started waving and signing "more" though!

jnksmom

mama, dada, bye bye, ball, bath, and she calls my mom "mam" instead of Gram. 

KamiSuzanne

Dada, but sometimes it sounds like he is saying other things. Once I swear he said "you're full of Shlt" I try to get him to say mama and he giggles and goes dadadadada

jnksmom

mama, dada, bye bye, ball, bath,nana(banana), num num when she is wanting food and she calls my mom "mam" instead of Gram. 

eminbmore

Well, I swear he says "mama" - but everyone seems to think it's waaaaay too early for that, so whatever :-P

snowboardbride

your full of ***  and god damn it?!! These two kids need to meet! lol

htomeo

Mama, dada, hi.

mm&cc

snowboardbride:

J says mamma, dadda, baby and the newest word: babe! He sounds so cute. I think he picked it up from me and H

My nieces call their dad "babe" because that's what they hear their mom calling him. It's so cute. Even the oldest (10yo) still does out of habit.

 

eminbmore

mm&cc:

snowboardbride:

J says mamma, dadda, baby and the newest word: babe! He sounds so cute. I think he picked it up from me and H

My nieces call their dad "babe" because that's what they hear their mom calling him. It's so cute. Even the oldest (10yo) still does out of habit.

 

I knew a kid who called his mom "honey" because that's what his dad called her - except he couldn't ever say honey, and ended up calling her "hiney" all the time.  Everyone but the mom thought it was hilarious

ss+el

We get mostly babbles, but I think I'm picking up some meaning behind some of his syllables.

'mama' (I need something) 'dada' (mom or dad, whichever one is there) 'baba' (bottle) 'nana' (I'm hungry, we don't get this one much anymore)

 

DBride2006

Ben has been babbling for quite some time, but just this week, we all agree he can say dog (dah) and DADA (they actually sound different). He is actually using them AT the dogs and DH. He also waves, claps and signs more. I LOVE being able to communicate (or starting to).

kbs0929

hey, dada and Dy (trying to say Dylan, our dog's name)

Happy2BeMe

Mama, Dada, Ball, Kitty, Gramma

WifeofaMarine

DS says mama (only if he's tired or crying), dada, baba (but I don't think he associates it with the bottle yet), yay, and nananana, and though my mom is nana to him, I think that one is just baby babble.

Ravings Rabbids

Mama

Dada

Cat

Madddson (his sister, Madison)

Duck

ONE!! (haha, always LOUD and 1 finger pointed up)

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