Question:
My son will be thirteen months on the 25 July and his first word was dadda, followed by mummy at maybe 7 or eight months. Now all of a sudden he’s started repeating everything we say. So far he says hi, doggy, car, potty, ejja which means come in Maltese, hanini which means sweetheat, and qalbi which means darling. Oh the latest is baby. Georgina Lawrence mum to Dylan
Response:
: >In order of priority, what were baby’s first ten words?
Let’s see…Jareth’s first words were: 1.mama 2.light 3.dada 4.get 5.sky 6.cheese 7.cat 8.paci (pacifier) 9.duck 10.no Kim — "Around and around and around we spin, With feet of lead and wings of tin…" Kurt Vonnegut
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> >In order of priority, what were baby’s first ten words? > Well, my daughter’s (now 13) first word was "doggy", and my son (11), > who was fond of knocking things over said "uh-oh." > Sorry I can’t remember all 20.
My daughter is 9 months old and says 3 words, Mama, Dada, and Kitty. Kitty applies to any furry 4-legged critter (dogs, cats, rabbits, etc.) but we know what she means. — Renee Axtell Harvey
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>In order of priority, what were baby’s first ten words?
Well, my daughter’s (now 13) first word was "doggy", and my son (11), who was fond of knocking things over said "uh-oh." Sorry I can’t remember all 20.
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