What does LO say?

kerrbear72

(no, this is not a 'haha' my kid does this and your kid doesn't post)

 

So far, all we've gotten is mama. I'd love to switch it up with a dada every once in a while

PS. If you tell me your kid says sheep, tractor or pizza, I'll call you a liar.

 

 

carissa_danielle

We get a solid "uh-oh" out of Lydia, but that's the only thing she "means" to say. She also spouts out a "da da da da" but that's just baby babble. I haven't noticed that she really says anything else besides babble.....

Raquellyo

Dada for a while now
Mama as of this morning (yessss)
Baba (not directly referring to anything in particular)

then a lot of nonsense jibberish

dbadura01

He says dada... for many things, but when DH is not paying attention to him, LO will look at him and say, "Ay! Dada!"  So I think he gets it on some level.

Started saying bye-bye when he waves...we're still working on hi.   

He used to say mama but stopped about a month ago and doesn't say it anymore.

prisschris

Dada, mama, baaaaaa

Jibber jabber jibber jabber 

I love it all! 

jcameron2010

He says dadadat with emphasis on the 't' but seems to maybe be dropping the t now. But everything else is jibberish. No mama yet

fancynewbeesly

Nothing really--lots of mixtures of consonants but nothing specific: maba, wha, a muh are her favorites  

amatistajoy

hi

mama

dada

uh oh

uh (tring to say up)

and most recently diaper ("di - peh") 

Athena0809

I'll trade ya one of our da-das for one ma-ma, that's all I ask for!

Lot's of consonants sounds but nothing concrete. He seems to call the dogs gee and he's been saying something like thi-tha which I think it's he's way of saying "chichita" my spanish for boobies, it crack us up every time he dive for my boobs saying thi-tha and I think he says ma for "mas" which is "more" in spanish since he only says it when he's eating. Otherwise it's just lots of jibberish, lots! I love it.

pinkflipflops44

hi, hey, dada, isla,and lots of jibber jabber..

flutepharm87

Pretty much "mama" or "mommom" here. I've heard "dada" once and DH wasn't even here Tons of baby jibberish, though. We just pretend it's actual words so they keep talking to us.

Mrs. kelli hendry

we have gotten:

mama

dada

no

that

uh-oh

bye

hey

she is talking really early the ped said. Were already watching what we say in front of her.....lol

cbranch89

I get mostly gibberish but he does say "mama" "ma" and "bye"

calm_angel_2003

mama, dada, bubba, and a whole lot of lalalala and other gibberish

oooCarrieB

mama, dada (although I'm not sure if she means it yet), teh (which I think is cat), and nin (for ninja, a very special stuffed toy... I know we are weird.)

melandjudd

mama, dada and bye bye, she has some kind of weird noise that she only makes at the cats but I am not really sure what word it is.

LMBecky11

We have thought she was saying "Mama" and "Dada" a while back, but she hasn't really done it much lately. Maybe that was just babbling, but there was a few times where it really sounded like she was saying it and meaning to. One time I thought she said "cat" when the cat walked by her, but it was more like "K-tah" and she repeats a sound that is almost like "dog" except the "g" is almost silent when she is watching or petting the dog. So, she isn't saying anything exactly but is, I think, forming some small words.

lulabellalula

mama, dada, go go go, & he will look at my inlaws dog and say "dag" 

 

dahansen85

we get dada, mama, yay and hi.  She only just started saying mama in the last two days. Yay!

sugarangel77

he says mama, dada, and he also says "gog-gee" when dogs are around. sometimes he will say one thing for a whole week and then stop and start saying something else.