I'm not quite sure what to expect with vocabulary.
My child can say cat, meow, momma, daddy, beep, boom, book, wow, what's that, bug, night night
Now that I think about it I suppose he can say quite a bit, and working on other and bigger words
I'm just wondering what is happening in the vocabulary area and if he should be speaking sentences, or more? Or is he good?
FTM!
Re: Vocabularies
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Our daughter definitely isn't an early talker! But my parents gave me my own baby book, and I saw that at 17 months, I had one word "ga," which I applied indiscriminately to anything I wanted (usually food, apparently!)
As you may all have seen on this board, I definitely don't have a problem talking now!
If she doesn't have 10 words by our 18 month check-up, I will ask the doctor. But until then, not worried at all. As many PPs have said, she understands so much of what we are saying and finds ways to tell me what she wants.
Allison has a lot of words. I stopped counting a long time ago because it was just silly to count after 10 or so. But she isn't making sentences yet, other than "ready, set, go" or "1, 2, 3" type of phrases. Occasionally she will say "What's that?" but usually it is just "that."
I just read something (sorry, I don't remember where) that said sentences come around 24-30 months.
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