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LoveMySMT09
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speech at 9 months

Just curious -- how many words did/does your LO say at 9 months?


I swear -- Sophia is like a chatterbox! Everyday she throws out a new one! I feel like maybe her speech is advanced, but then again she's my first and I miiiiggght be biased Chat Icon Im just wondering what's normal for a 9 month old


So far she says:
dada
mama
nana
baba
at (cat)
hi
bye
up
mmmmm
yay
jump

and then of course she goes on minute long rampages of total gibberish, but i swear she thinks she's have a full convo with me. that, or she's telling me off

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Posted 7/7/10 10:10 AM
 
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Kissy331
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Re: speech at 9 months

Wow, to me those are a lot of words for a 9 month old...My DS is 10 months & only says a few:

Mama
Nana
Dada
Night Night

He chatters all day long with baby talk but no real words come of it. I think every child develops differently though depending on what they are exposed to

Posted 7/7/10 10:18 AM
 

Ian&EmmesMommy23
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Re: speech at 9 months

wow...thats impressive. ian will be 9 months on the 18th and he's not "talking" yet, just babbling.

he "says":
mama
dada
rara
nana
hmmm
uh oh
grrrrrrrr

Posted 7/7/10 10:19 AM
 

LoveMySMT09
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Re: speech at 9 months

Posted by Kissy331

Wow, to me those are a lot of words for a 9 month old...My DS is 10 months & only says a few:

Mama
Nana
Dada
Night Night

He chatters all day long with baby talk but no real words come of it. I think every child develops differently though depending on what they are exposed to




i agree totally about the exposure thing.

every single word I listed ive repeated over and over again with her. she shocked me yesterday when she said "JUMP!" but then I realized it relates to her exersaucer. at the end of one of the songs they say "JUMP!" and I always said it to her to make her jump. She'd laugh and jump. Yesterday she was standing, holding onto the outside of the exersaucer when she said it. mama/dada/nana/baba are typical first baby words. i always say "sophie say CAT" when the cat is near. she giggles and says "aaT!" whenever I go to pick her up I say "up?" and put my hands out to pick her up. she'll repeat it back, or say UPPP when she wants to be picked up. we say "yayy" when we clap. if she's happy or wants attention she'll clap and say "yay". when she was younger i'd say mmmmm while feeding her to get her to eat. now she says it herself when she tastes something she likes.

she's a trip. she was slow on the rolling/crawling but I feel like she's a little faster with the speech. but like you said, every child develops at a different rate Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 10:30 AM
 

MrsNicolaxoxo
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Re: speech at 9 months

Def a lot of words! Santino is 9 months and says mama,dada and baba. Yes he is so on the go and is crawling,pulling,rolling like crazy and even tries to stand up and take a step! But you are not biased lol I think she is def advanced with speech!!!Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 10:37 AM
 

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Re: speech at 9 months

That's great! My dd will be 9 months on Sunday. She says Mama, dada and daddy(daddy she says the best and very clear), na-na...she doesn't always say them at the right time though. Just over this passed weekend we put her on her push toy and called it a car, and I swear she was saying ca, ca-she was holding the steering wheel and moving her body from side to side like she was driving too.Chat Icon it is amazing...I was just thinking yesterday how at this age it really seems like they "know" what you are saying to them.

Posted 7/7/10 10:39 AM
 

mommyIam

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Re: speech at 9 months

impressive! my 9m old nephew says nothing but grunts!

That's why I don't stop talking all day to my 4m old, and have been since birth. I'm the chatterbox for now, but I can't wait till he is. DH tells me I'll be sorry when he wont stop talking Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 10:43 AM
 

carlowlou
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Re: speech at 9 months

That is wonderful! I am constantly talking to DD who is 12 months and she just started saying some words in the last 2 weeks or so that I know have a meaning for her now.
She says, baby, mama, dada, hi and woof. She only really had babbling at 9 months, no real words.

Posted 7/7/10 10:45 AM
 

LoveMySMT09
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Re: speech at 9 months

Chat Icon thanks!



she's too funny.


sometimes she'll sound soo sweet, like a little baby bird. it melts me when she says "hiiiii".

other times she sounds like Dotty -- the truck stop waitress who's been smoking 3 packs a day for 40 years Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon she comes out with the raspy smokers voice -- out of nowhere! Chat Icon it's so fun to watch them grow and develop. you never know what's next

Posted 7/7/10 10:50 AM
 

CaseyGirl
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Re: speech at 9 months

Tommy is 11 months...

He says

mama, dada, baba - I think he *sorta* gets mama and dada, and baba he knows is the bottle.

This morning he repeated after me when I said "uh oh" - it was the cutest thing EVER!

But other than that, he just babbles and repeats sounds...

Posted 7/7/10 10:53 AM
 

Superkat
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Re: speech at 9 months

Girls develop speech a LOT quicker than boys, according to my pediatrician. Even with that, I would say that your daughter is doing great!

Posted 7/7/10 11:07 AM
 

headoverheels
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Re: speech at 9 months

Um, DS had NO words at 9 months. At 12 months I think he had three, but he wasn't actually talking well until 15 months. That is awesome!

Posted 7/7/10 11:13 AM
 

Diana1215
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Re: speech at 9 months

Girls speak earlier then boys. She is def. advanced for her age though.

Tyler is almost 9 months and says Mama, Dada, and Baba. I'm psyched with that since Jack didn't talk until 18 months!

Posted 7/7/10 11:13 AM
 

pinkandblue
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Re: speech at 9 months

um DS will be 10 months on the 9th and he says


NOTHING !!!

should I be concerned?

Posted 7/7/10 11:16 AM
 

LoveMySMT09
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Re: speech at 9 months

Posted by pinkandblue

um DS will be 10 months on the 9th and he says


NOTHING !!!

should I be concerned?




i think KJ is the quiet, sensitive type Chat Icon girls love that in a man!



as many PP's said -- they all develop at different times. he's definitely way more advanced than Sophia in the teeth dept!!! Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 11:18 AM
 

Diana1215
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Re: speech at 9 months

Posted by pinkandblue

um DS will be 10 months on the 9th and he says


NOTHING !!!

should I be concerned?



NOOO! Not at all. Most kids don't have words until around 15 months, and even then, they are limited words. Boys talk MUCH later than girls!Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 11:19 AM
 

eddiesmommy
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Re: speech at 9 months

somewhere between 9 and 11 months DS said:

hi
mama
dada
baba
his name
nana
papa
elmo
grandpa
book
juice
more
tux (our cats name)
no
uhoh

Message edited 7/7/2010 11:22:28 AM.

Posted 7/7/10 11:21 AM
 

maymama
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Re: speech at 9 months

she also says baby! Chat Icon Chat Icon

i think it runs in the family val - speech seemed to come early and motor a tad delayed for us.

JJ is already mimicking coos and ahhhs at 8 weeks Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 11:22 AM
 

MrsFlatbread
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Re: speech at 9 months

Awesome!! My son had many words at 9 months and now at 20 months can speak in sentences. Just keep talking to her!!!!!

Posted 7/7/10 11:32 AM
 

mrskmurphy
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Re: speech at 9 months

Let's just say it - she's a genius!!!!!!!!!! BUT I might be a bit biased as well Chat Icon

I want to hear her saying all of these words in her little baby voice!!! soooo cute!!!

Posted 7/7/10 11:36 AM
 

septmonkey
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Re: speech at 9 months

She is advanced! That's a lot of words for 9 months Chat Icon

My DD is 9 months and says DaDa, BaBa, Hi, YaYa (really pushing the mama lol).... She babbles a lot but nothing else I can tell just yet. Funny- she's really been advancing physically (has been cruising for 1 1/2 months and is now standing for a few seconds on her own). My friend who is a speech therapist said that some kids will slow down speech when focusing on a physical milestone and that is def. the case for my DD. She hasn't had any new words, just increased babble, in approx 1 month....

Posted 7/7/10 11:47 AM
 

Mommy2Boys
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Re: speech at 9 months

Posted by pinkandblue

um DS will be 10 months on the 9th and he says


NOTHING !!!

should I be concerned?





NO!!!! And honestly, I've never known a 9 mo. old to have a 15 word vocabulary Chat Icon

Derek only makes sounds like maamaa but I dont know if he is associating it with me. He will make sounds like baba but again, I dont know if he is assocating it with a bottle yet.


Posted 7/7/10 9:35 PM
 

beautyq115
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Re: speech at 9 months

One one DD says
Mama
Dada
I swear she also said Gabba Gabba today as in Yo Gabba Gabba


And my other DD just babbles for now. Today she clearly said hello but didn't repeat it again

Posted 7/7/10 9:53 PM
 

teenigrrl
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Re: speech at 9 months

DD "says" a lot of words - mama, dada, baba, oh no, yeah, dog, cat - but she has no idea what she's saying. it's all babble still right now.

Posted 7/7/10 10:02 PM
 

julz33
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Re: speech at 9 months

Landon was also an early talker. He said almost the same words except for Jump, and he also said "Nana" (banana) and "Light". He was reading picture books at 1 year and talking in sentences by the fall (born in May). Have fun with it! Chat Icon

Posted 7/7/10 10:09 PM
 
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