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First Word?
Posted: 10-24-06 20:55pm
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Brayden says "mama" a lot and I was just
wondering at what age does a baby actually
talk? I'm not sure if he does it on
purpose, or if it's just some babbling
baby talk!
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Nataliachick7
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Posted: 10-24-06 21:03pm
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In one of my baby books it says babies can
make sounds like "mama" but they have no
idea what theyre saying unitl later on.
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michelle1981
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Posted: 10-24-06 21:04pm
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They will say words that just appear to be
"baby talk", but the more you associate it
with the meaning, they will start using it
as so.
Way to go .Brayden!!!!!!! Make mommy
proud 
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Posted: 10-24-06 21:49pm
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What a coincidence!! When .Baron walked
in from the grocery store oni lit up and
went ".D.A.A.A."
so, I mean I guess it could be at any
time. There's not real "set time" when it
comes to a baby!!
Oni goes..."mmmmmmm, mmmmmm,mmmmm" but I
don't think of it as her trying to talk to
me specifically.
Dalicia, i'd think he was talking to
you!!!!! I'd be soo proud if oni was
saying mama, even if she *wasn't* talking
to me!!
Sarah
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Sail Away
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Posted: 10-24-06 22:32pm
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I know girl I was so excited! I was like
but then I thought he probably didnt know
what he was saying because hes so young
and I didnt think they talked that soon.
It so cute to hear though!
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Posted: 10-24-06 23:08pm
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Tannah hasnt said mama or dada yet 
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Posted: 10-24-06 23:43pm
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I found wityh both my kids, they did a
dadadada or mimimimimim (usually dadadada
first) kinda mantra.
I know each of their first "meaningful"
words-
1st daughter- said wo wo and pointed at
the dog she had spotted (still a dog
lover!)- I think she was about 9 months or
10 months old. Meaningful
dad came not long after, mum was after
meeow (cat)
2nd daughter - said hurray !! And clapped
her hands in responce to her big sister
knocking down a big block tower she had
made. Also, 9-10 months old.
Now starting to say "hi" with a wave, no
meaningful mum, but she now directs dadada
to her daddy and points at him, so looking
like meaningful "dad" at 11 months.
Typical,
where's the mummy-love???
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Posted: 10-24-06 23:46pm
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My first word was "key" ...Lmao.
I'd crawl around &point at things
&go "key?!"
.Like .I wanted to know what it was.
My parents said they probably explained
every object in the house to me everyday,
lmao.
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Posted: 10-25-06 00:20am
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My first word was "lighter". I have no
idea why I was talkin about lighters bc I
still don't smoke or anything lol. Maybe
it was because my parents were both
smokers...If my kid's first word was
lighter i'd be like "what are u talkin
about!? Ur first word and ya pick
lighter?!" haha
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Posted: 10-25-06 01:21am
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My son's first meaningful words were
'what's this?' and he says it all the time
now while pointing at things. I think
it's because I say it to him all the time
when showing him things.
Still no meaningful 'mummy' though - and
he's 19 months old! Think he's more of a
physical being than a verbal one - he's
very strong and sturdy. A man of few
words like his dad! 
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Posted: 10-25-06 11:50am
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Logan started to say 'layla' about 2
months ago. At first we thought he was
just babbling lalalala but it wasn't cause
now he says it clear as day.
He also says mama and dada
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Posted: 10-25-06 12:43pm
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Awww...That's tooo cute .Becky!!!
Laaaayla...Got me on mah knees, layla!!!
I love .Eric .Clapton!!!
My niece's name is .Ayla!! She's gonna be
6 next week!!!!!! Craazy how they
grow!!!
Sarah
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Posted: 10-25-06 13:55pm
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Lol. I don't know any other layla's where
I live- or logan's come to think about it!
I here logan and courtney are popular
names in america but in london thery're
not popular at all
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Posted: 10-25-06 14:41pm
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I don't know any logans or layla's. I'm
sure others near me do, as they are
popular names. But I don't think anyone
is using courtney anymore. That was more
of an 80's baby boom name!! Hhahahah!!
Sarah
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Posted: 10-25-06 14:45pm
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Lol. My lil sis is called courtney. Over
here its quite a recent name. Came in
fashion about 5 yrs ago
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Posted: 10-29-06 07:03am
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From my experience with my sister's two
year old he said dada at about 6 months I
think and when he got to a year loads
started coming out just things like muma
dada ba for grandma and now he's two he's
speaking in full sentances as well as he
can and is learning loads more words
everyday why is a favourate thats gets on
everyones nerves why are you doing that,
because I need to ,why.........
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Posted: 10-29-06 10:13am
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My son has just started saying 'oh dear!'
in a really cute little voice. I'll hear
an almighty crash and then 'oh dear!'.
Bless him... 
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Posted: 11-04-06 17:22pm
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My first word was sunshine! I was born in
the winter, and we had this huge skylight
and my mom would lay me under it and sing
'you are my sunshine' and it just caught
on! We have a video of me going on about
sunshine, it's so funny.
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Posted: 11-04-06 17:27pm
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Aw thats cute- I sing that to my kids too.
Logan has just decided that whenever he
meets someone new (or anyone wlks into the
room) he will say 'hiya' he must of got it
from me cause i'm always saying hiya to
people 
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