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DS said his first word today!

LifeHappens2011LifeHappens2011 member
in November 2012 Moms
DS said Dada today. I am so proud of him. I was ecstatic and could not wait to show DH the recording, DS is napping otherwise I would have had him say it directly to him, well if he would have. I showed DH and he said, "that's cool, I'm tired, going to bed, night." He works third shift but come on. Way to rain on my parade!
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  • doggiemom4doggiemom4 member
    My DH is the same way.. I'm super excited about LOs 2 bottom teeth coming in and I'm always messing with them and DH is like 'they are just teeth'
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  • LifeHappens2011LifeHappens2011 member

    imagedoggiemom4:
    My DH is the same way.. I'm super excited about LOs 2 bottom teeth coming in and I'm always messing with them and DH is like 'they are just teeth'

    Ugh, men. Teeth are exciting! :) 

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  • vettymamavettymama member
    I think everything is exciting. Teeth, soft poop, trying to pull up, etc. DH just doesn't understand the excitement!
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  • LifeHappens2011LifeHappens2011 member

    imageuconnhuskie007:
    wow!  i feel like Sean is nowhere near saying words.  Is this early?

    I don't know. I would love to hear from other mamas. It is possible. He has done most things early. I want to say the range is 8 months to a year but I am not positive.

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  • kjmommy1214kjmommy1214 member

    imageMandJS:
    I think it's the early end of the spectrum, but not unheard of. That said... was he babbling dada or was he actually saying Dada and referring to your H? Because it's common for them to babble at this age, as well, but that doesn't make it a word. KWIM?

    I agree with this. K has been babbling Dada for weeks. It has no connection to DH. It is a way for her to use her voice, which she LOVES to do.

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  • LifeHappens2011LifeHappens2011 member

    imageMandJS:
    I think it's the early end of the spectrum, but not unheard of. That said... was he babbling dada or was he actually saying Dada and referring to your H? Because it's common for them to babble at this age, as well, but that doesn't make it a word. KWIM?

    What does KWIM stand for? Didn't see it in the glossary. He has been babbling syllables for a little while like dadadadadada and babababababababa but this morning DH brought him into the room and put him on the bed with me turn around and said dada. Since then he has been saying it but not necassarily at him because DH is sleeping right now but DS is just doing dada instead of dadadadada today.

    So, it could be a coincidence but it sure made my day even if it is. :)

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  • gnomemomgnomemom member
    imageLifeHappens2011:

    imageMandJS:
    I think it's the early end of the spectrum, but not unheard of. That said... was he babbling dada or was he actually saying Dada and referring to your H? Because it's common for them to babble at this age, as well, but that doesn't make it a word. KWIM?

    What does KWIM stand for? Didn't see it in the glossary. He has been babbling syllables for a little while like dadadadadada and babababababababa but this morning DH brought him into the room and put him on the bed with me turn around and said dada. Since then he has been saying it but not necassarily at him because DH is sleeping right now but DS is just doing dada instead of dadadadada today.

    So, it could be a coincidence but it sure made my day even if it is. :)

    He could know what it means! Or if he doesn't, then he may soon. My DS has been saying Mama for about a month, but for the past week or so, I think it's been directed at me. When he wakes up for the first time in the morning, he says "Mama! Mamaaaaaa!" DH heard it today and couldn't believe how much it sounded like he was calling me. I also have picked him up a couple of times and he has said Mama...just once, and very clearly. He also starts saying it when I come home for lunch or come home for the day from work.  

    We have been working on saying it since he was about 4 months old. I would take his hand and put it on my face and say Mama. DH does the same thing with Dada.

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  • alphaphi98alphaphi98 member

    Same here! DD has been saying DADA for a month now. But she says it about everything and everyone, so it doesn't count for me as her first word. I say MAMA when she says dada. I'm pretty sure daddy will be her first word. So unfair! Most kids say daddy first.

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  • techg0ddesstechg0ddess member
    Hubby swears Z's first work is hat :). I guess he went to pick him up from the sitter and he looks at him and says hat and reached for his hat. Of course I can't get him to repeat it and when hubby does, he just kind of mimics him. He's really loving hitting the ta sound :). Z was whiny yesterday in the car on the way home so I told him to use his words and what did he want? Was he hungry and wanted his milk, if he wanted his milk to say yes. I then repeated for him to use his words and what did he want and he said hat :). It was cute but I don't think he really knows what it is. but that's his new sound of the week hat. :)
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  • BabyMakes 3BabyMakes 3 member
    Aw, I always expect big huge reactions too. Isn't it fun when they say things that actually, technically, mean something. Ha! Even if they don't know it means something, it sure does for us!
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