What is your LO saying?

M+K=3 · September 2010

DS is 14 months and can say, Mom, Dad, Nana, Eat, Up, Yes. I can tell he's studying my mouth when I do speak to learn more. What is your LO saying?

jordysmom09 · September 2010

DS is 15 mths and he says mama, dada, up, hot, eye, duck, ball, hi, bye, apple, baby, happy, catch, watch, please, eight, A, B. His first 2 word phrase is, "open it" or "open please".

carolinagirl220 · September 2010

My dd is 14 months also she says a ton but the most common everyday words are momma, dada, yes/yeah, no, mine, moah (more), juice, milk, ball, baby, pop-pop (grandfather), nanny (grandmother), shoes, diaps (diapers), hey, bye bye, ear, eyes, toes, Oh my, icky...I really wish she would/could say down & help but instead she just screams when she wants those 2 things

MrsJMB · September 2010

I don't know...she has a ton of words now. Here's what I could think of:

Mommy, Daddy, Ga-Ga, Grammy, Pappaw, up, down, airplane, duck, sheep, cow, pig, baby, turkey, eat, hungry, yes, no, I don't know, what's this, what's that, work, home, play, car, ride, go, out, all done, train, bird, bath, potty, pee-pee, yucky, stinky, nap, nite-nite, bed, walk, cook, apple, grape, banana, hello, bye, hi, please, thank you, read, book, Elmo - I'm sure there are more.

HazelLOVE · September 2010

Mama, Dada, Hot!, Ball, Bird, Hi!- these are words he says on a regular basis

He has also said Poppy, More, Dog, Up, and Light...but only once or twice.

kiwi443 · September 2010

Tractor and dada are the only things we understand. He talks all day long in an unrecognizable language.

alovelylady · September 2010

DD is 18 months and is saying a whole lot more in the past 2 weeks than ever! She has been saying-

moah(more), bite, cup-ah (cup), cat cat, dog, chicken, sista, momma, da-da, pop, nana, ma ma, paw paw, toe, shoe, hair, nose, gabba, car, truck, shower(we went to a baby shower and she has been saying it ever since), baby, boo boo, bubble, ball, bag, and so much more I can't even remember. But thanks to this post, it made me realize how much she really is talking!

Tomkat8403 · September 2010

Nose, eyes, 123, hi, bye, mama, dada, papa, whassat? (pointing), who is that?, dog, pup pup (for puppy), woof woof, cat, baba (bottle), no, pout pout (a book she likes), booby (don't ask), uh oh, and oh no!

katypresson · September 2010

He is almost 15 months and says: mama, dada, bye bye, hi, hot, duck, dog, ball, nana (for banana), bath....that's all I can think of now. He's also watching my mouth as I speak lately.

aajfoster · September 2010

kiwi443:

Tractor and dada are the only things we understand. He talks all day long in an unrecognizable language.

This too, but dada and bye bye for us.

ToBeMrsC6907 · September 2010

almost 40 words and short phrases.

jannv11 · September 2010

I started a list the other day and stopped after 50. It's hard to believe!!! momma, dadda, apple, T (Tanner our dog), Nannie, Sarah, Abbey, Elmo, Ernie, car, baba, blueberry, banana, cow, cat, dog, puppy, broom, rake, shoe, sock,....the list goes on and on. He surprises me everyday. I love it!!

BelleBaby · September 2010

The boys say mama, dada, dog, kitty, what's that, and baba (what they call their cups).

They have excellent receptive language and know what a lot of things are that they can't say yet, like nose, eye, ball, book, block, bath, etc.

becketts · September 2010

DD is almost 14 months and says Mama, Dada, hi, bye-bye, Jack (our dog's name), and Nana. She also says "toss" (or something close) when we're doing pat-a-cake and it's time to "toss it in the oven." Smile

BelleBaby · September 2010

BelleBaby:

The boys say mama, dada, dog, kitty, what's that, and baba (what they call their cups).

They have excellent receptive language and know what a lot of things are that they can't say yet, like nose, eye, ball, book, block, bath, etc.

I forgot that they can both say "all gone" and "uh oh" as well.

heatherlane · September 2010

bat, ball, dog, car, light, dada, mama, all gone, and we swear (3 of us heard it) that he said yogurt yesterday

and he's only 12 months, but these are us recognizing that he is saying the words and knows what he means, not perfectly formed sounds (like, "dog" is more like "gog")

kellyncsu · September 2010

DS is 17 months and says: Mama, Dada, Uh Oh, Ball, Football, buball (for basketball), Up, Apple, All Done, Moo for Cow, Lawn mow (for Lawnmower), and probably a few other things I'm forgetting or can't really recongize yet.

He's figured most of these out in the last two months. At 14 months, he said Mama, Dada, and Ball. I think that was about it.

sarcole530 · September 2010

My LO is 14 months and all he says is Mama & Dada.

MrsR0908 · September 2010

hi, hey, byebye, papaw, mawmaw, nana, shoe, mama, dada, dog, cat, duck, all done, ball, juice, door,nite nite, no and knows what it means. lol.,quack quack but soudns like cack cack. lol

thats all I can think of for now.

jerzeygirl4ever · September 2010

This morning my 21 month old told me, "Ma, I wan coffee."

sunnyday016 · September 2010

Mama, Di-da (daddy), Mimi (grandma), Nana (other grandma), Papa, bye bye, bath, dog, bubble, stinky, hot, bird, book, tree, eyes, nose, beep!, ear, teeth, toes, bow, knee, GiGi (Curious George), out, shoes, snack, down, house, hush!, blue, baby, puddle, bah-bah-bye (butterfly), milk, ball, hi, brush, geez (veggies), cheese, butter (almond butter), please, more

Combos: Wassat?, out now, down now, more please

Signs: More, Please, Mommy, Eat, Milk, and Crab (this one makes me laugh!)

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