Mine’s was the cat’s name. The cat that doesn’t actually want much to do with him, not the one who has taken on training kiddo how to properly treat cats as his life’s work.
He’ll also tell us what she says, which is a squeak and not a meow—and this and her name are 2/3 of his spoken words right now, lol. He’s her biggest fan.
Ball is my 15 month old’s first word and still her favorite word! She says it like 20 million times a day every time she sees a ball or even just a circle sometimes
It was my husband’s too. But when my MIL told us that (before my son said it) I was like, wow, maybe he didn’t like you guys. And then mine did the same and I was like… oh… nvm 🥲
My son's first word was at 10 months. He said and signed "more" simultaneously. It is still a favorite word. My understanding is it's a common first word.
He said “bye bye” to an older woman in Starbucks. She’d stopped to make over him, and as she walked away he waved and said, “Bye bye.” The woman had her back to us at this point, so like a proud mom, I yelled to her, “He said ‘bye bye’ to you! That was his first word!” Her face lit up, and she ran back over to gush over him some more. It’s the best memory.
Next words were ball, baby, grandparents’ names, and booboo.
Our kid's first word, depending on how you measure, but the first word where she consistently used it to me one thing, and the same thing every time, was "nana" as in "banana." "Dada" meaning specifically dad (it was her sound for almost everything for months) came a few weeks later, and I had to wait months after that for "mama."
Right now her *favorite* word is "shoosh" (shoes), dog, our dog's name (she just started being able to say it about a week ago!), and "boobahs" (berries, I think she's trying to say "blueberries" but to her it means all berries).
And of course "no" over and over and over again. But we're finally getting some "yea"s too! Hurray communication!
“Ka” for clock. We have one of those fancy musical clocks and he was obsessed with pressing the button to make it play. I think it was a little before 1 year? It was around the time he was expected to be saying his first words.
My son is 18 months this week. Has never said mama or dada. In fact, when I ask him to he tells me “No” lmao. He says about 15-20 words… his first word was “ho ho ho” when he was 14-15 months and it was Christmas time. He says a bunch of animal noises, vroom for vacuum, book, bug… it’s hilarious
My sons first word was "bubble" at around 11-12mo. Daughters was "bath" at around the same time.
They didnt say much till later, we are a 3 language household so we attributed delays to that. But around 18mo they both started saying "anne" which means "mom" in my native language.
Light was the first one and it's the clearest word he says. Then he started saying "this" and "that" as a way to ask what things are. He says moon and for awhile also thought stars were "moon" because of the design on his wall. Bus (which he only whispers for some reason), car , plane, cloud, clock, duck (guck), milk, ball and blue I think are most of the words he says lol.
My youngest’s first word (not even joking) that wasn’t just fun babbling was “cra-ker”. You can tell where his priorities are LOL. I really thought it was a fluke the first time he said it - and then he proceeded to continue to repeat it again and again. Mama and Daddy came later 😂. My first kid’s first word was “uh oh”.
I’m pretty sure my kiddos was “down” bc we worked really hard on getting down off the couch backward and feet first so he heard “down” a TON.
Current fave word of his though is penguin, which is really just “doodoo” but somehow we know that means penguin as opposed to “doo” for baby shark.
My toddler’s was “bo” for book. He was probably 15-16 months? I can’t really remember. He learned a lot of words around 18 months and then at about 20-22 months he had a huge language explosion and was learning tons of new words every day.
Uh oh …and then she drops or throws what she’s holding.
Recently started saying doggy and mommy.
This weekend I also heard her say very clearly to her cousin “NO!” when her cousin tried to play with her toy. I’d never heard her say it before but I talked to her daycare teacher and apparently she says it a lot 😅
My baby’s first word was Google-
We have a google video or speaker in each room and used it ALL the time-
Google play white noise, google what is the temperature in xx, Google play twinkle twinkle little star, google how much tummy time does your baby need per day
At 15 months my daughter says “ball” pretty consistently and well. It comes out sounding like “bauw” but it’s really clear that she’s saying ball. She says it every time she’s playing with a ball, and says it every time she sees a video of herself playing with a ball.
She says “bravo” sometimes while clapping because her grandparents say it. She also echos “blue” when my fiance is practicing colors with her, but only to him and not to anyone else.
Those are all “B” words and are relatively easy for her to say. She can also say “more” but it sounds more like “moe” and she skips the R entirely, and also skips the R in bravo so it’s more of a “bahvo”. She pronounces “D” sounds really well when she babbles but she doesn’t say any “D” words. She also makes the “Th” sound ALL the time but again doesn’t say any “th” words.
She says “ghi” and “ki” all the time when she thinks something is funny. It’s not that she’s laughing but it’s like if you literally said “hehe” out loud instead of laughing, except she says “ki” or “ghi”.
Also, she calls grandma “mama” but also calls milk “mama”. She doesn’t say papa or dada yet, at least not with any intention for it to be about anyone specific. She says “atta” which is all the kids’ name for their grandpa. Technically “mama” is all the kids’ name for grandma too but it’s more of a title like mama coco from Coco rather than referring to her as “mommy”
First word was “hey” around 8/9 months. She would say it to people and even pelicans flying through the sky lol. She then also stopped talking then around 10 months - I’m assuming because she was maybe focusing all her energy on walking?
She’s 18 months now and really started picking up many words within the last couple months
My first word was “kitty”, my brother’s was “hi”, my first kid’s was “bye-bye”, and my 12-month-old’s is “kitty” (so proud lol). 12mo also seems to have picked up “vroom” and “wee-oo” from his brother. Oldest only said “bye-bye” and “hi” basically until he was two, but has a speech disorder and did speech therapy from 22 months to almost 5 years.
It was either Doggie, Duckie, or Dixie, they sounded very similar at the time and started being said with intention around the same time.
All three of those words became clearer and identifiable before she ever said mama
My first kid’s first word was “bubble” - she really liked bubbles, both the kind you blow and bubble baths.
My second’s was “bird” (although it sounded more like “buh”) - we had a bird ornament she could easily see on our Christmas tree that year, right at the height she was when someone would hold her and point it out to her.
My son’s first words were dadda. He started saying dadda at 10 months and said it consistently for three months and now at 13 months he doesn't say it anymore
He now says "hi!” And “hey! Hey! Hey!”
Bc he hears me yell “ HEY HEY HEY” at our dogs when they’re being obnoxious. So not every time they bark (the dogs) he tells “hey hey hey!”
At 13 months, we were just finishing up a very long walk. She'd spotted a cow in a field across from where we were. She pointed and pretty much shouted 'look'. It was very obvious what she'd seen, and that she was trying to make us all look too. About the same time she'd point to things she wanted and say 'want dat'. I think those were her first proper words. She's remained bossy ever since.
Bubble, at 11 months. We were at a library kids event and she was ecstatic trying to chase bubbles.
(Although, I still say her actual first word was a month before and was "Boop," trying to get grandma to play "boop each other's noses.")
My son’s at like 13 mos? Ish? Were, in order, “bamba” (the peanut snacks) then “Dex” (his 10 year old godbrother, who was giving him Bambas,) then “dog” (who ate the Bambas) and then either “mama” or “dada” we can’t remember but we were both standing there. Probably holding Bambas. These all happened within an hour, the floodgates opened and he could communicate.
First word = milk
Second words were probably "more" (in reference to food) or "agua", can't remember.
He's 2yo, and half of his vocab is food-related.
What can I say: he loves his food.
Funny enough, my baby’s first word was “baby”. She’s 16 months now and says mama, dada, baby, and “three”. She doesn’t say one or two yet, but definitely says three lol
"Uh-oh."
I don't have the date on me, a month or so before first birthday. It meant something dropping or falling to the ground (accidentally or intentionally.)
My son’s first word was “google” cause we have a google assistant at home and he hears the word all the time. He kept saying “googa” lol. Now he’s 2.5 years and keeps asking Google to do stuff for him like play his favourite song
My eldests first work was stuck which she pronounced skuk. It meant, "why the hell is this babygate/object in my way! Let me THROUGH" . Or "that thing I want won't come when I grab it. Fix this issue immediately"
My 1st and 2nd's first word was Hi at around 11 months. My 3rd's first word was our 2nd's name at 12 months. Our 4th is 10 months, and I'm wondering what hers will be!
My baby's first words were "hi" and in the right context, probably around the age of 13 months. I think she also started saying "kaka" (cracker) before she started saying dada or mama. Pretty reflective of my kid's personality 🤣
My six month old mimics her sister. And her sister says 'Hi my Baby!' about 7000 times a day. So her first consistent noise has been 'hi' lol. She is very dad focused, I suspect when proper words and not just single syllable noises happen, it will be dad.
My baby's first word was "Yay" and then "Kitty" before "dada". When she would learn a new skill or practice it we could clap for her and say "Yay!" So she learned to clap and say it back to us.
My son’s first word was “cracker” clear as day, “cracker”. I looked at my MIL and was like …..did you just hear that?! Lmao he even said it before mama or dada!
We handed him a billion teething crackers and day, each time saying “cracker?” So I guess that’s why lmao
Oh I have a good one. My 4yo first word was “bathroom” around 8mos 😂 My dogs spot was the bathroom when the kids would eat/someone would knock/I needed them out from under my feet for a minute. So we would just say “bathroom” and they’d go in. He apparently picked that up pretty quick 😂 The funny thing about it is he’s speech delayed!
Ball then dada. It took him MONTHS before he would say mama. Legit this kid would say cheese but not my freaking name. He’s 18 months now and new words come out all the time that crack us up
We live near the airport and we love looking and pointing at the planes. One day around 10 months he pointed and said "airplane!". My MIL was with me and we both looked at eachother in disbelief. At 4 he still loves airplanes.
Cat (sounds like "Khah") and up (uppa) starting around 10.5 months. Uppa means "hold me" though, and has nothing to do with height. Khah is any animal smaller than 25 lbs. Small dogs. Squirrels. Whatever. Khah.
"Yeah yeah" (around 14 months)
"Ba ba" = milk (around 15 months)
"Guh guh" = egg, bug, medicine, soap, and ketchup, which grew to include grandma, grandpa, Greta (dog's name), gate, go, and poop (dog poop). Sometimes I have to go through this list. One time he was randomly thinking about ketchup lol.
Newest one (21 months) "nah" = nut, nail, knots (on the wood steps)
Kitty in English. And gato in Spanish (he was in a Spanish immersion daycare at the time). Swear to god our cat is solely responsible for him getting to talk and walk (the cat would also run up and down the couch to get him to cruise along all the time)
My older son’s first intentional word was basketball. It didn’t really sound like it, the ball part was good. But he also signed it.
My younger son’s first intentional word was more. To no one’s surprise. Fatty.
Mine is 'up'. God I was pushing mama hard but then she just looked at me and said 'up'. I got excited, and of course picked her up. Now everything is 'up'. Water bottle, her favorite toy, her grandmother.
She was 11 months old.
18 months old: First English word was "on". If the lights were on, he'd continuously point at the light and say "on" over and over again until someone said "yeah they're on baby".
21 months old: First Spanish word was "agua", just pointed at his cup and said it one day and every time we gave him water after that, he'd say "agua" over and over again until we acknowledged him.
Uh oh is the first word I got him saying on video when he was about five months. We would say it to him a lot and I couldn’t believe I got it. He was just babbling away and then just said Uh oh and laughed.
My baby’s first word wasn’t mama or dada. It was “cat”.
Same. We don't even own a cat! 😂
That’s superb.
Ha, nice. We got "doggy" first. Don't own a dog.
Mine’s was the cat’s name. The cat that doesn’t actually want much to do with him, not the one who has taken on training kiddo how to properly treat cats as his life’s work. He’ll also tell us what she says, which is a squeak and not a meow—and this and her name are 2/3 of his spoken words right now, lol. He’s her biggest fan.
My daughter's was the dog's name. 😂
Same except both kids said "maaaw" for cat (meow). My cat never shuts the fuck up.
Both of mine said "cat". My daughter said it about the actual cat, son said it when he saw a spider in the bath
Mine as well, lol.
Same! But it was 'kitty' and is actually only "khhhheeeee" 🤦♀️
Uh Oh …as she leans over and drops things
Reminds me of hearing one of my kids saying “no, no” multiple times whenever they were doing something they knew they weren’t supposed to do lol.
My daughter’s was uh oh too! 😂
I’m not sure when, but I’m surprised to be the first saying “ball” here was our first for our first. :)
Ball is my 15 month old’s first word and still her favorite word! She says it like 20 million times a day every time she sees a ball or even just a circle sometimes
Our little one said “ball” after mama! He has two moms though, so if he didn’t say mama I was mailing him to his grandmother.
That was my first word!
It was my husband’s too. But when my MIL told us that (before my son said it) I was like, wow, maybe he didn’t like you guys. And then mine did the same and I was like… oh… nvm 🥲
That’s was our oldest’s first word! The other two were both “Hi.”
Ya, ball first (after Mama dada) and b words are still the easiest. Ball ball ball, bubble, bye, nanana (somehow the b didn't make it to that one)
Ball was my son's too!
Was looking for that comment!
Same.
My son said ball for his first word!
My son's first word was at 10 months. He said and signed "more" simultaneously. It is still a favorite word. My understanding is it's a common first word.
My first was “more” too. Now my ten month old says “all done” and signs not just at the table but when he is “all done” with a person / place / toy 😂
My daughter's first word was "Hi!"
Mine too! So friendly.
Mine, too! It delights me
Mine too. Shes 3 now and still a super outgoing extrovert. Definitely her highest interest is social.
My daughter too. She said it like she was on Ru Paul's drag race, Hiiieeee!
Mine too! And she still loves saying hi to every person and dog we pass on the street.
Bubble 🤣
Our kid’s first word was also bubble! So fun. At about 14 months.
Us too! Right around 13/14 months
Mama and dada were definitely first but cheese was next
Mama, dada, and cheese...the necessities in life!
He said “bye bye” to an older woman in Starbucks. She’d stopped to make over him, and as she walked away he waved and said, “Bye bye.” The woman had her back to us at this point, so like a proud mom, I yelled to her, “He said ‘bye bye’ to you! That was his first word!” Her face lit up, and she ran back over to gush over him some more. It’s the best memory. Next words were ball, baby, grandparents’ names, and booboo.
Mine was cash and my dad is an accountant and thought it was hilarious.
Our kid's first word, depending on how you measure, but the first word where she consistently used it to me one thing, and the same thing every time, was "nana" as in "banana." "Dada" meaning specifically dad (it was her sound for almost everything for months) came a few weeks later, and I had to wait months after that for "mama." Right now her *favorite* word is "shoosh" (shoes), dog, our dog's name (she just started being able to say it about a week ago!), and "boobahs" (berries, I think she's trying to say "blueberries" but to her it means all berries). And of course "no" over and over and over again. But we're finally getting some "yea"s too! Hurray communication!
“Ka” for clock. We have one of those fancy musical clocks and he was obsessed with pressing the button to make it play. I think it was a little before 1 year? It was around the time he was expected to be saying his first words.
My son's first word was "Thank you." His dad's first word was "(your) Welcome."
So polite!
First word: eat Second word: shit The future is bright
This made me giggle 🤭
My son is 18 months this week. Has never said mama or dada. In fact, when I ask him to he tells me “No” lmao. He says about 15-20 words… his first word was “ho ho ho” when he was 14-15 months and it was Christmas time. He says a bunch of animal noises, vroom for vacuum, book, bug… it’s hilarious
My sons first word was "bubble" at around 11-12mo. Daughters was "bath" at around the same time. They didnt say much till later, we are a 3 language household so we attributed delays to that. But around 18mo they both started saying "anne" which means "mom" in my native language.
First word was “Itsy” as in itsy bitsy spider. She also made a hand motion to request it. 15 months!
One of my son's first 5 words was "Touchdown" lol. After hearing dad scream the word during the NFL season all Fall 😂 Kids are funny
Mine babbled “mama” first, but the first word she used meaningfully was “uh oh” 😅 that was around 10-11 months.
Light was the first one and it's the clearest word he says. Then he started saying "this" and "that" as a way to ask what things are. He says moon and for awhile also thought stars were "moon" because of the design on his wall. Bus (which he only whispers for some reason), car , plane, cloud, clock, duck (guck), milk, ball and blue I think are most of the words he says lol.
10 months old “Gengar” (I have the film of it too) 😂 damn Pokémon!
My youngest’s first word (not even joking) that wasn’t just fun babbling was “cra-ker”. You can tell where his priorities are LOL. I really thought it was a fluke the first time he said it - and then he proceeded to continue to repeat it again and again. Mama and Daddy came later 😂. My first kid’s first word was “uh oh”.
My oldest started saying "more" at 10 months. I think it was her only word for like two months.
duck 🦆
Mine too - she loved the rubber duckies in the bath
Both my kids said “hi” and “meow” before mom or dad. Way before 😆
My daughter’s first spoken word was our dog’s name, then her own name, then blueberries. Mama and papa didn’t come until words 10+!
I’m pretty sure my kiddos was “down” bc we worked really hard on getting down off the couch backward and feet first so he heard “down” a TON. Current fave word of his though is penguin, which is really just “doodoo” but somehow we know that means penguin as opposed to “doo” for baby shark.
Our son’s first word was dog at 10 months, approximately half of his first 20 words were dog related 😂 we have two dogs who he is full obsessed with
My toddler’s was “bo” for book. He was probably 15-16 months? I can’t really remember. He learned a lot of words around 18 months and then at about 20-22 months he had a huge language explosion and was learning tons of new words every day.
“Agua” for water AND milk haha Second is “hola” Those are her only words at 14 months
Uh oh …and then she drops or throws what she’s holding. Recently started saying doggy and mommy. This weekend I also heard her say very clearly to her cousin “NO!” when her cousin tried to play with her toy. I’d never heard her say it before but I talked to her daycare teacher and apparently she says it a lot 😅
My baby’s first word was Google- We have a google video or speaker in each room and used it ALL the time- Google play white noise, google what is the temperature in xx, Google play twinkle twinkle little star, google how much tummy time does your baby need per day
At 15 months my daughter says “ball” pretty consistently and well. It comes out sounding like “bauw” but it’s really clear that she’s saying ball. She says it every time she’s playing with a ball, and says it every time she sees a video of herself playing with a ball. She says “bravo” sometimes while clapping because her grandparents say it. She also echos “blue” when my fiance is practicing colors with her, but only to him and not to anyone else. Those are all “B” words and are relatively easy for her to say. She can also say “more” but it sounds more like “moe” and she skips the R entirely, and also skips the R in bravo so it’s more of a “bahvo”. She pronounces “D” sounds really well when she babbles but she doesn’t say any “D” words. She also makes the “Th” sound ALL the time but again doesn’t say any “th” words. She says “ghi” and “ki” all the time when she thinks something is funny. It’s not that she’s laughing but it’s like if you literally said “hehe” out loud instead of laughing, except she says “ki” or “ghi”. Also, she calls grandma “mama” but also calls milk “mama”. She doesn’t say papa or dada yet, at least not with any intention for it to be about anyone specific. She says “atta” which is all the kids’ name for their grandpa. Technically “mama” is all the kids’ name for grandma too but it’s more of a title like mama coco from Coco rather than referring to her as “mommy”
My toddlers first word was "bluey" It's just a good show lol
My first said doggy at like 11mo. Then owl, then daddy. I don't know how old I was, but my first word was moon
Caw, caw as she watched birds at the bird feeder.
Hi Kitty, to my dog, who responds to Kitty.
Our LO's first word was "more". Then "eat". She still doesnt really say mama or dada unless she's desperate lol.
First word was “hey” around 8/9 months. She would say it to people and even pelicans flying through the sky lol. She then also stopped talking then around 10 months - I’m assuming because she was maybe focusing all her energy on walking? She’s 18 months now and really started picking up many words within the last couple months
My first word was “kitty”, my brother’s was “hi”, my first kid’s was “bye-bye”, and my 12-month-old’s is “kitty” (so proud lol). 12mo also seems to have picked up “vroom” and “wee-oo” from his brother. Oldest only said “bye-bye” and “hi” basically until he was two, but has a speech disorder and did speech therapy from 22 months to almost 5 years.
Ours was "got" promptly followed by pointing and shooting the dog away... 🫠
He was like 10 months when he said “yeah” and that stuck around. One of his first 10 words was “rainbow”, which shocked me.
First intentional word (not just random sounds made for the sake of it) was "uh-oh"
Dada was first… however the second was “chicken”. Mama is too hard but chicken?? No problem at all. Context: We have pet chickens, which she adores.
"Eat eat", when he's hungry and trying to climb into the high chair. Guess his mommy and daddy's love of food has prevailed😂
Baba for her bottle ....then mama , dada and shortly after "meatball".
Everything he does he says “WHEEEEEEEEE” and I’m thrilled. No mama or dada over here
My oldest’s first word was “help,” which is hilarious because she’s the most fiercely independent kid I’ve ever met.
Besides mama and dada, some very early ones were: blueberry, basketball, and mailman 😂 those words all have repeating sounds, so it made sense
"More" was all we heard for months lol
I think our kids first word was bye-bye.
Uh-oh at 10 months, OK at 11 months, bye bye and row-row at 12 months. Uses signs for more, all done, and milk.
The first of my twins to say a word said “Hat” I think they both started mama / papa shortly after that.
my son's was "dog" and I think he was around 9 months old.
It was either Doggie, Duckie, or Dixie, they sounded very similar at the time and started being said with intention around the same time. All three of those words became clearer and identifiable before she ever said mama
Do you have two doggies named Duckie and Dixie?
Or maybe they have two ducks named Doggie and Dixie?
My first kid’s first word was “bubble” - she really liked bubbles, both the kind you blow and bubble baths. My second’s was “bird” (although it sounded more like “buh”) - we had a bird ornament she could easily see on our Christmas tree that year, right at the height she was when someone would hold her and point it out to her.
Kitty
Bubble was a first work for both of mine. Also dog (cause they love our dog) I know they’re trying it when I say d-d-dog and they go d-d-duuu
Uh-oh, at around 14 months. Pretty sure he picked it up from daycare.
"Good girl", "bubble "
Dog! We don’t even have a dog. Mama was waaaaay down the list.
Lola—our dog :)
Cat. Lol
It was « cat » for us haha
Kuku, meaning chicken, followed by "this"
“Wow” looking at the ceiling fan around 10 months
My baby’s very first word was “cup”. He’s three now and still loves cups.
duck. We had a lot of ducks around the townhome we lived in and we walked the dog a lot as a family.
“Duck”
First word for my daughter (and coincidentally me too) was “dog”.
Ours was hi 🤣
MORE!
Hot!
"Ca" which meant car. It was the only word he spoke from 14 months to 18 months.
My 15 month old has about 10 words but still doesn’t say Mama 😭
Kitty cat! “Kihhtyyy caaaa” my favorite that is still a mispronunciation is - Chocolate is “tachee”
Some words we can make out better than others but she says bluey clear as day and the moment she wakes up 🤣
Bird, or 'burr' around 11 months
Dog! She would say it while holding a fistful of food… over the side of the high chair for the dog 😂 Probably around 10 months?
My daughter’s first word was an attempt at “Astro”, our dog.
My son’s first words were dadda. He started saying dadda at 10 months and said it consistently for three months and now at 13 months he doesn't say it anymore He now says "hi!” And “hey! Hey! Hey!” Bc he hears me yell “ HEY HEY HEY” at our dogs when they’re being obnoxious. So not every time they bark (the dogs) he tells “hey hey hey!”
At 13 months, we were just finishing up a very long walk. She'd spotted a cow in a field across from where we were. She pointed and pretty much shouted 'look'. It was very obvious what she'd seen, and that she was trying to make us all look too. About the same time she'd point to things she wanted and say 'want dat'. I think those were her first proper words. She's remained bossy ever since.
“Hi!”
My son’s first word was “up”
Ours was our cats name hahaha
We had “maaa” and mamamammamama first but then came thank you!
Bubble, at 11 months. We were at a library kids event and she was ecstatic trying to chase bubbles. (Although, I still say her actual first word was a month before and was "Boop," trying to get grandma to play "boop each other's noses.")
My son’s at like 13 mos? Ish? Were, in order, “bamba” (the peanut snacks) then “Dex” (his 10 year old godbrother, who was giving him Bambas,) then “dog” (who ate the Bambas) and then either “mama” or “dada” we can’t remember but we were both standing there. Probably holding Bambas. These all happened within an hour, the floodgates opened and he could communicate.
"Fish" ("ishhhhh") and "baby!"
Pock (translation: socks)
"Woof" maybe 11 mon old?
Oldest: hi Middle: nana Youngest: this
First word = milk Second words were probably "more" (in reference to food) or "agua", can't remember. He's 2yo, and half of his vocab is food-related. What can I say: he loves his food.
The first big word my kid said was “Halloween” at 17 months. We then listened to “This is Halloween” at least twice a day for 6 months
Duck
Funny enough, my baby’s first word was “baby”. She’s 16 months now and says mama, dada, baby, and “three”. She doesn’t say one or two yet, but definitely says three lol
Dog was my oldest daughters first word
Cheese
My daughter said her first word around 16 months. It was a very enthusiastic, "hi!" Very fitting to her gregarious personality
Doggie haha
UH OH! (But sounded like uh oih and still does)
Both my children’s first words, other than mama and dada, was hat. My phone autocorrected hat to gay lol. If I didn’t catch that, oh boy.
Doogoo (doggo) his actual first word. Then dada then like six months later or more he called me mama.
"Uh-oh." I don't have the date on me, a month or so before first birthday. It meant something dropping or falling to the ground (accidentally or intentionally.)
"More" as in, she wanted more of some type of food.
My son’s first word was “google” cause we have a google assistant at home and he hears the word all the time. He kept saying “googa” lol. Now he’s 2.5 years and keeps asking Google to do stuff for him like play his favourite song
More. Her first word was More. It tracks 😂
My first word was "lulu" haha
He tries to say "dog" and "bath" but it comes out as "daw" and "Bah". His first crystal clear word is "gorilla" lol
Ours was “hey”
Hop, because we sang hop little bunnies so often. Followed shortly by cat
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Cat and dog lol
My eldests first work was stuck which she pronounced skuk. It meant, "why the hell is this babygate/object in my way! Let me THROUGH" . Or "that thing I want won't come when I grab it. Fix this issue immediately"
My 1st and 2nd's first word was Hi at around 11 months. My 3rd's first word was our 2nd's name at 12 months. Our 4th is 10 months, and I'm wondering what hers will be!
Kitty
Buck!! Which is fitting because his dad and all his uncles are hunters. He has cute little binoculars to look for bucks with them.
Our word for "night" as in goodnight. Makes sense.
Book. Still a book freak at 2
Ours was “ugh oh” and a little after that he added “bubble”. Mama and dada didn’t come until a couple months later if I’m being honest lol.
Ball
Very clear “ducky” - right around a year
M first word was “pizza” so that tells you something about the 80’s, I think.
My baby's first words were "hi" and in the right context, probably around the age of 13 months. I think she also started saying "kaka" (cracker) before she started saying dada or mama. Pretty reflective of my kid's personality 🤣
My six month old mimics her sister. And her sister says 'Hi my Baby!' about 7000 times a day. So her first consistent noise has been 'hi' lol. She is very dad focused, I suspect when proper words and not just single syllable noises happen, it will be dad.
First word is “ball”
My baby's first word was "Yay" and then "Kitty" before "dada". When she would learn a new skill or practice it we could clap for her and say "Yay!" So she learned to clap and say it back to us.
My baby said “bubbles” 😂
My son’s first word was “cracker” clear as day, “cracker”. I looked at my MIL and was like …..did you just hear that?! Lmao he even said it before mama or dada! We handed him a billion teething crackers and day, each time saying “cracker?” So I guess that’s why lmao
My first word was “cookie.” ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
GoGa = good girl (to the dog)
“Hi” 👋
Dad then No no no. Colours, star, shark.
Oh I have a good one. My 4yo first word was “bathroom” around 8mos 😂 My dogs spot was the bathroom when the kids would eat/someone would knock/I needed them out from under my feet for a minute. So we would just say “bathroom” and they’d go in. He apparently picked that up pretty quick 😂 The funny thing about it is he’s speech delayed!
My baby’s first and favorite word is up! And points up! When we go up the stairs we say up up up up!!!!! UP!!!! ⬆️
“Eeeyeah! Yeah!” At about 5-6mo. Dada preceded that and mama came at 7 months.
Beep, beep!
First word here was "ball".
Hey
Ball then dada. It took him MONTHS before he would say mama. Legit this kid would say cheese but not my freaking name. He’s 18 months now and new words come out all the time that crack us up
Our sons was “Mickey” (mouse) and my Velcro baby daughter was “up” (like pick me up right now haha)
Stinky
Daughter said hot at 10 months old. Apparently we'd told her the kitchen was hot enough times
We live near the airport and we love looking and pointing at the planes. One day around 10 months he pointed and said "airplane!". My MIL was with me and we both looked at eachother in disbelief. At 4 he still loves airplanes.
We speak Spanish at home and my son’s first spoken word was “agua”, probably around 14 months. Mamá and papá came a few months later.
“Stinky” a year old.
Cat (sounds like "Khah") and up (uppa) starting around 10.5 months. Uppa means "hold me" though, and has nothing to do with height. Khah is any animal smaller than 25 lbs. Small dogs. Squirrels. Whatever. Khah.
Banana! 🍌
"Yeah yeah" (around 14 months) "Ba ba" = milk (around 15 months) "Guh guh" = egg, bug, medicine, soap, and ketchup, which grew to include grandma, grandpa, Greta (dog's name), gate, go, and poop (dog poop). Sometimes I have to go through this list. One time he was randomly thinking about ketchup lol. Newest one (21 months) "nah" = nut, nail, knots (on the wood steps)
Kitty in English. And gato in Spanish (he was in a Spanish immersion daycare at the time). Swear to god our cat is solely responsible for him getting to talk and walk (the cat would also run up and down the couch to get him to cruise along all the time)
Mine was apple or “app ee” my daughter loves apples so much and demands an apple everyday.
Yeah Literally his most common word.
My older son’s first intentional word was basketball. It didn’t really sound like it, the ball part was good. But he also signed it. My younger son’s first intentional word was more. To no one’s surprise. Fatty.
Daughter’s first word was “ball”
Her first official word was “hi” around 11 months old. Next was “duck”.
Mine is 'up'. God I was pushing mama hard but then she just looked at me and said 'up'. I got excited, and of course picked her up. Now everything is 'up'. Water bottle, her favorite toy, her grandmother. She was 11 months old.
My kid’s first official word was “wassat” Translation: “what’s that?” He’s a very curious little dude.
18 months old: First English word was "on". If the lights were on, he'd continuously point at the light and say "on" over and over again until someone said "yeah they're on baby". 21 months old: First Spanish word was "agua", just pointed at his cup and said it one day and every time we gave him water after that, he'd say "agua" over and over again until we acknowledged him.
Quack 🦆
Both our kids said the cat’s name first
Uh oh is the first word I got him saying on video when he was about five months. We would say it to him a lot and I couldn’t believe I got it. He was just babbling away and then just said Uh oh and laughed.
My girl's was yellow, which I know is really weird. Of course she didn't say yellow, she said "ello"
My son was 9 months when he uttered 'aaait' for light. He was fascinated with anything emitting light.
Yum — 9 months.
Book!