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Re: Talking - First Words or First Sentences well kinda
Oct 15, 2009 2:10 PM
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I think any of the first words that kids start to say just makes us so proud that they are finally learning to communicate (at least to some degree). My daughter's first was dada, but after she got past the mama and dada phases, she started saying hot dog! Everyone thought that was hilarious and would always ask "Do you feed her a lot of hot dogs?" Of course she wasn't eating hot dogs because she had no teeth! She got the word from the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse's Hot Dog song. At the end of the show, they would sing the song and do the little dance, and she started to pick up on it. Mickey was my savior in the mornings getting ready for work because she'd attentively watch while I combed her hair and tried to feed her breakfast!
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Re: Talking - First Words or First Sentences well kinda
May 27, 2008 7:48 PM
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My oldest son said momma, dadda and boy, cause his uncle always called him boy... and at the time, we were living with him and his wife ( my husband's sister and her husband). My baby boy said the momma, dadda, bye, and Baby Jace... which is what we call him all the time.
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Marlene loves David!!!!!! stepdaughter Raevyn- 6 in May; son Marik- 4 in July; son Jace- 2 in May
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Talking - First Words or First Sentences well kinda
May 23, 2008 8:03 PM
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I thought this topic was needed because First words vary so greatly and the things kids say.....It will be neat to read when others say things and what they are saying at what age. Here is my contribution.
Im a daddy of 4 beautiful girls, ages 15, 9, 7 and 21 months. Tonight my wife's leg "fell asleep" and when she got up she started hootin, "Oh Oh owe owe, my leg is asleep...boo hoo hoo" and Chaelee my 21 month old pronounced "Shaylee" ran over to her mommy , tugged on her pajamas while gazing up at her and asked "You ok Mom-Ma"..it melted my heart to see that compassion and see her ask that question. It was the first time she has really verbalized concern for someone else's needs other than her own.
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