What's lo talking about now?

[kida]

How many words is lo saying? 15/16 words
What are they?
DD says:
Hi
Bye
Hey
Two
Poop
What
Meow (that's what she calls our cat lol)
Yes
No
Mama
Dada/daddy
Ouch
Uh oh
Woah
Yaay

What is her new one and I love when she says two. I'll count and after I say 1 she says twooooo. She also has a few toys that count and when they say 1 she says 2. It's the best.

[kida]

[andi]

Emma says.....
That. She points to absolutely everything and says that
Mama
Dada
Hi
Dog
Hot
Ball
Duck
Ya
No (with accompanying head shake no)
Papa
Uh oh
Huh?
Yay
Brrrr

So about 15? She tries to copy what we say but those ones are the only clear ones.

[obscurereference]

My kid says nothing. She likes to screech, though.

[jperry220]

L can say mama and dada and tries to say hi. That's about it at the moment....

[kida]

andi DD shakes her head no too. It's adorable. If she's about to do something we usually say no no to, she'll start shaking her head no while doing it lol.

The other day she kinda smacked me and right after shook her head no and said no. How do we not laugh at that? Lol

[thatgirlrachel]

EG says Dada, Nana, and just recently started shaking her head for no-no. She threw her hand up and said hi the other night. It was the cutest but also probably a fluke.

[byjove]

While she can say other things, the only things I hear all day right now are more with the accompanying sign and uh-oh. The words of the day. Not even Mama at the moment, just more. Thanks kid.

[RoLoMa]

M has quite a few words, some of which are very clear and others I have to deduce what he means but can figure out with context. He does a lot of repeating sounds and babbling.

Clear:
Mama and mom
Dada and most recently daddy
bye or byebye
hi
that
dogdog
book
up
bath
no
bad (thanks, dog)
more
wow

Frequently but not totally clear:
hello (lello)
this
backpack
apple
water
duck
all done/gone

[twinkl0503]

L says mama and uh oh. But tonight I'm pretty sure I heard him say "mine" when I tried to take back my cell phone I realized that's what he's saying when I thought about his daycare teacher telling me she's teaching them to claim their own toys by saying "that's mine!".

[geners]

Jan 26, 2017 23:15:41 GMT -5 andi said:

Emma says.....
That. She points to absolutely everything and says that
Mama
Dada
Hi
Dog
Hot
Ball
Duck
Ya
No (with accompanying head shake no)
Papa
Uh oh
Huh?
Yay
Brrrr

So about 15? She tries to copy what we say but those ones are the only clear ones.

This is C, too. All day every day!! I remember my nephew did the same.

[geners]

The words he says clearly/deliberately are:
Mama
Dada
That
Touch (actually "touch-y", as he's reaching out and poking something)
Bye-bye or bye

He can also kinda say cat, out, and up but it's hit or miss and I'm only like 80% sure that's what he's trying to say.

Also I think he's trying to say 'thank you' but it just sounds like "tah ooh". He's big on handing people things (toys, food, random objects) right now, and we always say thank you, so he's started saying it while he's handing us things.

[Unknown]

Mamamamama
Dadadadada
A-Da (I'm pretending that this is all done)
AAAA (I'm pretending this is hi)

That just about wraps it up.