Repeating words.

Jessica - posted on 02/12/2011

We have had a lot of the repetitive words like mama and dada and baba since about 6 months

Evie - posted on 02/10/2011

My daughter born 30 March 2010 says all the usual baby words that you expect along with 'cat' (second word), 'Katie' our neighbour, Pie, theyis (there it is), dat (that - something that she wants she'll point at). She can also point out various household things like butterflies, books, cars, teddy, etc. She has lots of words and can point out people in a room if you ask 'where is Granddad?' she knows her Aunts and Uncles too and will point to the correct person when asked. Babies are amazing sponges, they learn so quick. She cut her first tooth on Tuesday and isn't crawling yet but I think she's just developing mentally first. She's so clever and will point out her nose, ears and hair and has a raft of funny games to play on command. I love spending my days with my little entertainer!

Joanne - posted on 01/10/2011

My Little man 10 months and he can say dog and go baaabaaa for woof woof and cat cat and points to the right animal lol he all so pants like a dog i have been told to start giving him human company lol he loves his cat and dog

Ashley - posted on 01/08/2011

My daughter has not started saying real words yet, but she will try to repeat the tone, pitch and syllables of anything we say. I'm sure real words can't be far off!

Jill - posted on 01/07/2011

Yes. Mine said mama and mom-mom around 3.5 months, but stopped after a couple of months. He started saying dada and dad-dad at 7 months then at 7.5 months...his first word...which he loves (now he's 9.5 months)...CAT. He tries repeating things too, but if he gets the word he doesn't say it again later. He said Santa once...lol. He now says hat a lot, but doesn't know what it means. He mainly says dada, dad, or cat.

Ashley - posted on 01/06/2011

my girl has tried to repeat a few things - she has ma ma , da da, and na na (grandma) - however - she tries to say bye bye, night night, icky, i have to listen carefully to her -

she does however try to say some sort of m word for milk however i cant exactly make it out but it is consist every time i ask her if she wants milk

Sjoukje - posted on 01/06/2011

My 9 month girl, said "dada" once but never said it agian, that was a few weeks ago. But now she wont say anything.

Monica - posted on 01/06/2011

YES my little one has been repeating sounds for a while now and has been saying cat and kitty also (in Spanish) for a couple of weeks. She also repeats sounds she hears us say we've been astounded by what she says sometimes - although she has been saying DADA and PAPA for a few months now the other day my 4yr old called Daddy and the baby repeated it as well as Nina and some other words - it's amazing to see them learn and grow this way I love it!!

Karey - posted on 01/05/2011

My daughter will be 10 months old on the 9th of January. She has been saying dada. She also says mum mum mum mum. I was able to get her to say sissy (for her older sister) twice in a row but she won't say it now. She has also said poop.

Miranda - posted on 01/05/2011

oh yea! Ariya said (very loudly and clear as a bell) at a family function in November "Hi Dadda" and has been a chatter-box ever since! She mimics the inflections as well in some words. She is expressing herself being "all done" and "up" clearly as well as saing "Hi, Dadda, Momma," - this is so much fun!!

Courtney - posted on 01/05/2011

ohhh YEAH! My daughter says so many words! She says," Mama (all the time), Dada, Baba, Kitty, Doggy, All done, Thank You, Uh oh, no, bye, hi, etc.. She also has recently been touching my nose and trying to say nose, and same with my eyes. She loves the song head, shoulders, knees and toes.. so I think she is picking it up from that!! So smart, aren't they!!

Ilia - posted on 01/04/2011

My daughter was born March 19 and the only word she says is Mom. She started saying it about a month ago and says it all the time but hasn't even tried to say any other words.

Heather - posted on 01/04/2011

My youngest twin can repeat some words and she'll say uh-oh when she drops something, but that's about it. Both girls are too busy discovering where they can crawl to next to attempt any other words. It's brilliant to hear them say anything and we're looking forward to when they're talking a bit more.

Jennifer - posted on 01/03/2011

Yes! Christmas week our daughter produced "daw" when she saw my mom's dog and then said it many more times. Daw was swiftly followed by cat, doll and dada...as well as every child's favorite: no! Makes us wonder what other words she's been listening to! I guess we need to be on our toes now, right? Amazing how quickly that happens.

Andrea - posted on 01/02/2011

YES !! That is so awesome my 9month old has said four words.. Mama (which he says everytime I leave the room) DADADA( Which he says when looking for daddy) Bubbles and Stop. Mama and Dada he has been saying for a long time but more recently has used it to me mean me or daddy. This is so exciting!

Cindy - posted on 01/01/2011

Our little one says dada,mama, hi, and nonono(while shaking her head). I was talking to her about going to the doctor the other day and I swear she said "doctor" several times:) She turned 9 months on December 26th.

Chantelle - posted on 01/01/2011

my daughter says uh-oh and associates it with things like dropping stuff, etc.

Becky - posted on 01/01/2011

my 9 month 2 day old baby can now say "dada, mama, papa, puppy, kitty, bird, bubba, baby, bye bye, "hi", and "uh oh!" He said "bird" (for BIg Bird) and puppy (my dogs) today... started "Uh oh" a couple of nights ago when he throws a toy on the floor lol

Jaclyn - posted on 01/01/2011

My 9 month old repeated some words arounf 2 months, then stopped until recently. He says dada, mama, quack quack, car, baby, ba, butt (we say that we change his butt when we change his diaper, he needed a clean diaper so he said butt) and good repativly. He also said gram and gampa a few times.

Patricia - posted on 12/31/2010

My baby is 9 months.She says mama,dada,hi and said sock one day but has yet to repeat it. She definately tries to mimic what I say to her. I said say than you one day and she got really close. We talk about my dog Stewie to her a lot. She tries to say his name but so far can only get the st of stewie. Its funny though cause she keeps repeating that sound over as if she's trying to force the rest out.
They will be talking a lot in a few short months. Crazy how fast they grow:)

Katie - posted on 12/31/2010

My son born March 24th says baba, dadda, momma, ducky, kitty, mm good, yummy, a yeah

Alicia - posted on 12/31/2010

my baby was born march 5th & he repeats words all the time!! it may not always be exactly what i say, but its close enough for people to understand. his 1st word was ball, usually its dada...i think that kids these days are very smart & learn things at a faster rate than we did growing up :o)

Rachael - posted on 12/29/2010

My LO is just over 9 months and as said baba, dada, mama and hiya

Robyn - posted on 12/29/2010

My daughter will be 9 months tomorrow. She says mama, dada, bubba, and, I swear has said "Poop" twice. The funny thing is, she was actually poopy! My sons were witnesses to the first time, but I was alone with her the second time. People kinda think I am crazy too. I'm not, of course, going to try to potty train her, yet. I just think she recognizes what is in her diaper because I say it every time I change her. Plus, Big Bubba (age 2) is potty training, so she hears it a lot. She has also said "whoa!" when she looked up at the fan and it was going really fast. It is so cute to hear a little one's first words!

SHAKIA - posted on 12/29/2010

My little lady sings and its so darn funny. Her favorite song is Rihanna's newest song. Shyla goes" oh nananananananananan" and dances. She says mama, dada, doodoo,baba,yes, pampa, no, hot, and tada as in surprise tada! We talk to her nonstop so she realy thinks she's having a full on conversation with you. She is 9 months old and has been walking since 8 months. Not to mention she has 6 teeth. I think I have a mutant baby....but I love her!

Jill - posted on 12/28/2010

My daughter is 9 months old and can say dada, mumma, hiya and yeah!! she babbles alot aswell and likes to copy sounds of the words we say to her!

Danielle - posted on 12/27/2010

I don't doubt it at all :) My son born March 24 can say Dada, Dad, Mama, Mom, Nay Nay- which is what we call his Grandma, Ball, Right There, There, Door, Done, Down, calls our cat by her name "Roo Roo'', he has said a few other words on occasion and has repeated a few. If asked where something is he will point to it. Their brains are little sponges!

Shauna - posted on 12/27/2010

my son says dada, and mom comes out in one loud exagerated MOM when he wants me. and this weekend "ball" came out clear as day when my mom was playing balll with him.

Kari - posted on 12/27/2010

My daughter will be 9 months tomorrow, but so far no words. She is crawling all over, standing and making all sorts of sounds, but no words yet. If I repeat mama over and over, she watches my mouth and moves her lips like she is going to say it, but then just babbles. :)