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Melbernai
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Melissa
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September/October Mommies...
I know Emily is right on target with her physical development...she's standing on her own without holding on, cruising all over the place, dancing, etc.
I'm wondering how all the babies are doing with their speech development. As a teacher I kind of obsess over this.
Right now she says all of the following, although some of them like big bird and sasha only happen occasionally)
-Momma
-Dadda
-Baabaa
-Bye Bye (when she waves)
-Babe (baby when she points to her babies in her books and on magazines)
-Dat (that -- does this when she points)
-Bi Bur (big bird when we read her Elmo book and when he comes on TV, but this is occasionally, not every day)
-asha (sasha, my BIL's dog)
What are your babies saying? When do they start saying "phrases?"
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Right now Talia is saying
Dada (my dad...I guess she hears me call him this)
Abba (hebrew word for dad)
Mom mom (me!)
Dog
Dop (Stop)
Dat (That)
Nana (we dont know what this is - we have narrowed it down to grandma or banana - I think its banana)
I have also heard
Hi
No (GREAAAAAAAAT!)
and Turkey
oh and if you ask her what a dog says she sticks out her tongue and pants.
eta: I found this on the net
By 12 months, most children will:
understand their own name
understand words like "bye-bye' or "up"
say sounds like "ba ba, no no, go go"
laugh and try to make sounds like you do
By 15 months, most children will:
take turns making sounds
say 2 or 3 words, but not clearly
understand "no" and shake their head
reach or point to something they want while making a sound
understand simple questions or directions like "where is your nose?", "show me your shoe
Message edited 8/22/2006 9:56:07 PM.
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| Posted 8/22/06 9:47 PM |
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Eireann
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Re: September/October Mommies...
She doesn't say any phrases. Here's where we're at...
Mama
Dada
Baba
C*ock (clock)
Quock (this means duck and I think comes from quack quack)
Bo (book)
Huhwa (means hello, but she's only said this when she picks up her toy telephone)
If there's anymore I can think of...I'll be back...
I knew I'd think of another...
wo-wo (dog..woof woof)
no-no
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| Posted 8/22/06 9:48 PM |
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Dani00518
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Re: September/October Mommies...
So far Ava says
Mama
Dada
Neika (our cat)
What's that
Book
Ball
baby
Hi
hi guys
bye
baba
boo
gampa (grandpa)
phew (when she wants us to smell her feet)
At this age its not only important what he/she says expressively but also their receptive language...this is language that they understand but might not say yet....which of course leads to expressive language. For example, Ava can identify facial features by pointing but she can't say those words yet. She can also understand simple directions like give mommy the shoe or give kiss ect. She also knows various other things in the house (by pointing to them)if I ask her but she can't say those words yet.
I obsess over her development too Melissa.....I used to teach early intervention so I still have all my testing materials that we used for evals. I look at it all the time to make sure Ava is on target. i should throw it away because i make myself nuts!
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:03 PM |
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05mommy09
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Re: September/October Mommies...
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:17 PM |
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SoinLove
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by Princessmaris
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
Don't panic! I've actually read in many places that boys are a bit slower when it comes to communicating verbally. Christopher only says a handful of things and he's 13 months.
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:20 PM |
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Samlove
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Shari
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by Princessmaris
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
Dont worry - boys usually talk later than girls
Message edited 8/22/2006 10:22:08 PM.
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:21 PM |
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Nancy
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by Princessmaris
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
Don't worry. I've seen it happen first hand with my two. Boys are slower at talking. Especially for the extremely physically active. Usually they walk or talk first. 
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:35 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by Nancy
Posted by Princessmaris
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
Don't worry. I've seen it happen first hand with my two. Boys are slower at talking. Especially for the extremely physically active. Usually they walk or talk first.
So true. Andrew hardly had 10 words at 18 months. By 22 months, his vocabulary exploded. Now at 27 months, he can speak to me in sentences. He told me today "no milk, it makes my bottom hurt from poopy"  (this is because he has severe diaper rash and he overheard me telling DH to slow him down on the milk because it might play a part in it).
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| Posted 8/22/06 10:58 PM |
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mommy2bella
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Well, Bella has A LOT to say, but other than Mama, Dada, and Baba, lord knows what it all is...but she babbles on like no other...she could be reciting the World Book and I would have NO idea!
She definitely understands a lot and shakes her head no when she certainly doesn't want something...but when she is told no, she crinkles up her nose into a huge smile, like that's gonna work...typical woman!
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| Posted 8/22/06 11:17 PM |
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JTK
my 4 boys!
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Re: September/October Mommies...
well as you all know or know now my first is Autistic(aspergers) so he was pretty short on words in the beginning years, my second had a major speech problem and you couldn't even make out mama or dada until he was almost 3 (he's perfectly normal now) spencer is 9 months and JUST started saying Mama and Dada, also says Nana and Baba (which was his first word) and something that sounds like car which i don't know if he means car or col which is what we call my son colin for short.
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| Posted 8/23/06 1:31 AM |
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IrishTracy
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by mommy2bellabean
Well, Bella has A LOT to say, but other than Mama, Dada, and Baba, lord knows what it all is...but she babbles on like no other...she could be reciting the World Book and I would have NO idea!
She definitely understands a lot and shakes her head no when she certainly doesn't want something...but when she is told no, she crinkles up her nose into a huge smile, like that's gonna work...typical woman!
Same here!
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| Posted 8/23/06 8:17 AM |
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betty
My boys
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Posted by SoinLove
Posted by Princessmaris
OK well now Im totally freaked out- because Ryan barely says anything...
Mom
Momma
Da-da
ba-ba (which is rare)
I couldve sworn I heard big bird the other day while watching sesame street- but that was the only time I ever heard it!!!
Don't panic! I've actually read in many places that boys are a bit slower when it comes to communicating verbally. Christopher only says a handful of things and he's 13 months.
Logan says the same things....no REAL words. I remember a friends son said nothing but grunting for a year and a half and now he's 10 and speaks fine. I've heard too that boys are slower than girls in this department.
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| Posted 8/23/06 8:21 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Beth
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Hmmm... well I think Alex is confused because we interchange between Mommy, Mama, Ema, Dadda, Daddy and Aba... she has said Aba and Dada but no Mama yet... but she babbles up a storm, it's incredible! And she does say Daaaaa (Dog) while pointing to Sparky... she understands a lot though, she definitely responds to her name and she understands NO, though I can tell you, she doesn't like it!
Being the paranoid mommy that I am, I looked up the developmental milestones for 12 months from the American Pediatric Association - here they are:
Developmental Milestones by the End of 12 Months
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Social and Emotional
Shy or anxious with strangers
Cries when mother or father leaves
Enjoys imitating people in his play
Shows specific preferences for certain people and toys
Tests parental responses to his actions during feedings. (What do you do when he refuses a food?)
Tests parental responses to his behavior. (What do you do if he cries after you leave the room?)
May be fearful in some situations
Prefers mother and/or regular caregiver over all others
Repeats sounds or gestures for attention
Finger-feeds himself
Extends arm or leg to help when being dressed
Movement
Reaches sitting position without assistance
Crawls forward on belly
Assumes hands-and-knees position
Creeps on hands and knees
Gets from sitting to crawling or prone (lying on stomach) position
Pulls self up to stand
Walks holding on to furniture
Stands momentarily without support
May walk two or three steps without support
Language
Pays increasing attention to speech
Responds to simple verbal requests
Responds to "no"
Uses simple gestures, such as shaking head for "no"
Babbles with inflection
Says "dada" and "mama"
Uses exclamations, such as "Oh-oh!"
Tries to imitate words
Cognitive
Explores objects in many different ways (shaking, banging, throwing, dropping)
Finds hidden objects easily
Looks at correct picture when the image is named
Imitates gestures
Begins to use objects correctly (drinking from cup, brushing hair, dialing phone, listening to receiver)
Developmental Health Watch
Each baby develops in his own manner, so it's impossible to tell exactly when your child will perfect a given skill. Although the developmental milestones will give you a general idea of the changes you can expect as your child gets older, don't be alarmed if his development takes a slightly different course. Alert your pediatrician if your baby displays any of the following signs of possible developmental delay in the 8- to 12-month age range.
Does not crawl
Drags one side of body while crawling (for over one month)
Cannot stand when supported
Does not search for objects that are hidden while he watches
Says no single words ("mama" or "dada")
Does not learn to use gestures, such as waving or shaking head
Does not point to objects or pictures
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| Posted 8/23/06 8:27 AM |
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aja
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Re: September/October Mommies...
ma, mommy, mimmy mamama
papa
yum- yum or yummy
fos (greek for light)
baby
emo (elmo)
ya-ba-da-ba-do and other nonsense long babble words.
ba-ba (everytime we walk in the house???)
wow
yaya (grandma)
Some days he will say some of these words and other days he will just sing his babble words.
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| Posted 8/23/06 11:24 PM |
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jcndd
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Danielle
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Re: September/October Mommies...
He's been walking since 9.5mos He says:
momma
dadda
car and vrooom vrooom
ball
throw
dog
Asia (our dog)
that (for whats that)
bye (and waves)
hello (when the phone rings)
book
cat
num (for food - that was our doing )
cup
no no no
He's a chatterbox! 
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| Posted 8/24/06 7:44 AM |
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monkeybride
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Re: September/October Mommies...
Miranda recently started saying thing that we could make out and while they aren't all perfectly clear we know what she is saying. She says:
Daddy
Doggy
Lilly
Da (for cat)
kitty
Lilly (our dog)
boon (baloon)
baby and my mom taught her how to say "ahhhh baby" while patting the baby on the back
poon (prunes)
on occasion she will say baba for her bottle but not bery often.
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| Posted 8/24/06 9:27 AM |
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