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We have a talker!

SamsMom91SamsMom91
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"DADADADADADADADA"

Eli started talking in syllables today!  

See, all that time I spend at home with him and what does he say first?  Dada.  Sheesh.   Stick out tongue

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    Liss_37Liss_37 member

    woohoo Eli!! Silas did the same thing!

    now he says dada and nana and occasionally hi (though I think that's a fluke) but still no mama!

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    itkatydid@gmail.comitkatydid@gmail.com member
    so cute!!!! congrats Mama!!
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    jhenry1204jhenry1204 member
    Awww!  YAY!!!!! 
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    LizB214LizB214
    DS just really started talking too... it's keeping him up at night. He'll be laying there, eyes half open saying "dadadada..."
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    alatchawalatchaw

    My husband is in Afghanistan right now and has been since my DD was 3 months old and she STILL only says "dadadadada"!! Everyone always tries to get her to say mama and she just won't. Doesn't really bother me too much because I know it makes my hubby's day Smile

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    ddr262ddr262
    I must have a real mama's boy on my hands because that is pretty much all he says right now!  Poor DH...  He does look straight at DH when I say anything about daddy, but otherwise he wont even toy with the letter d yet Smile
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    Amber68WAmber68W
    My DD says "dadada" too! I knew he would say that first, because he mainly babbles anything 'd'. Is it still considered talking when they don't relate it to anything? (Mainly Dad?)
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    SamsMom91SamsMom91

    imageAmber68W:
    My DD says "dadada" too! I knew he would say that first, because he mainly babbles anything 'd'. Is it still considered talking when they don't relate it to anything? (Mainly Dad?)

    Honestly, we have a tough household around here!  I didn't "count" Samuel's first word until he was 15 months old and he KNEW that "ball" was a ball and Mama and Dada were us.  

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