Re: Is baby saying any words?

Siobhan - posted on 03/18/2010

my 10 month old say dada, daaaaaaaaadee (he nearly wet himself with excitement), Ta and wiss (my sons name is Lewis and she says this when pointing at him). We have been baby signing for a while so she does sign words, more, food, milk, hello, goodbye, enough and we think she attempted cat. am sure the chattering will star soon, note though no mama :(

Leizee - posted on 03/15/2010

My son said "mama" at about 6 mos and then learned "dada", "baba" at 7 mos and is now almost 10 mos old and starting with c's like "car" and "cat"

Angela - posted on 03/14/2010

My son was also saying a few words like momma, dadda (his 1st word), baby but now he only says momma and uh oh.

Rose - posted on 03/14/2010

kaity is saying dada, baba, hello, and hi too cute

Tanya - posted on 03/14/2010

my son say mama papa dadda his fav word nana and he also screams sometimes to get what he wants.

Maurissa Boley - posted on 03/14/2010

My little guy growls,shrieks, yells, is saying dada, mama, right here (my mom asks "where's Mamaw's baby?" then points to him and says,"right here") and a few others. He too can get a little loud.

Jacqueline - posted on 03/14/2010

My May 15th baby girl says dada, mama (repeatedly) and has recently started to say bubba for her older brother occassioally. She also screa,s a little when her snacks are gone off of her tray and she wants you to know that she wants more....lol

Susie - posted on 03/14/2010

My little one says momma, dada, kitty, uck ( for duck and truck) and just started saying hi! But he loves to scream as well very loudly until he runs out of breath and then he sighs..so cute but it does hurt the ears. Think he is just experimenting with his voice register.

Irasema - posted on 03/13/2010

I feel betterto know that your babies are loud too because my boy screams a lot and is really loud everyone turnsaround to see who is screaming. he says only mama

Karen - posted on 03/13/2010

Our 10 month old son says a few words, ma-ma,-da-da, ah-da (aka all done) and trying hard to say puppy and duck. He too does the screaming and even growling at times ....especially when he's frustrated! I hope it is just a phase. He also shakes his head no now that he understands what that means:)

Jill - posted on 03/13/2010

My baby doesn't scream, but she loves to growl...I think she is imitating the dogs when they play tug of war! She says mama, dada, kisses,yah (when you ask her a question) and I love you. She is imitating me also, she said blanket and help the other day, but only once....She is also using some sign language too!

Christie - posted on 03/13/2010

Oh thank goodness mine isn't the only baby doing the screeching and screaming thing...I was beginning to get a little worried. I don't remember my daughter doing that, so I thought Jack was becoming a fussy boy! He says mama all the time, between screaming and banging his fist on the highchair and then smiling like an angel!

Schmoopy - posted on 03/12/2010

My baby boy, born May 9, just said his first word, "Art." He also says "Up" has said "Mama" once or twice. Other than that it's just grunts, babbling and screeches.

Lyn - posted on 03/11/2010

My daughter Haeley born May 17th said her first word "Maman" at 5mths. Now she's got Mom, Papa.Dada, baba ( her bottle), bobo, KeeKee ( our older daughter Keera), no, go and whats that? down pat. Occasionally she'll say ball or up or whatever else that's been repeated a gazillion times that day but in the end...it's still mostly babble.

Beck - posted on 03/09/2010

My daughter doesn't scream much. She babbles on a lot. The main word she says is 'Dad', all the time! She can say 'Mum' when she wants to, mainly when she cry's. She also says 'tickle' and wriggles her fingers likes shes actually trying to tickle you. We're all amazed that she can say this as we thought it would be a difficult word for her age. She also occasionally says 'Nan', 'Ted' and 'Doggy' but it's always 'Dad, Dad, Dad!'

Tawnya - posted on 03/08/2010

My son has mastered mama. I think that is because daddy is overseas but he has got it down. He does say dada and bubba for his brother and nana. Not sure what that means but he is saying something. But most of the time it is making noise and screaming but thankfully not that much screaming.

Alexandra - posted on 03/08/2010

No actual words yet - or at least none that are in English LOL. He's definitely got his own little language with word like sounds and sentances. He is also in a squealing phase. I hope people know he's screeching with joy! He was especially happy today with the sunny, warm weather.

Amanda - posted on 03/08/2010

my daughter says mama,dada,baba,nana(pacifier),amma,and has recently learned hi witha little wave

Amanda - posted on 03/08/2010

my lil guy says mama, dada, goo goo, yeah, yes, k, nana(grandma), gaga(grandpa),and whenever he laughs it sounds like gyee hehehehehe he is so silly, if we ask him did u do that he says yes or yeah... it is pretty amazing what they pick up on.

Amie - posted on 03/08/2010

I know my baby doesn't know what she's saying and it's really just coincidental that it is a real word but she likes to say the "S**T* word and very loudly and repeatedly. Neither my husband or I use this word so it's really funny to hear. Mostly she just yells or growls but she does say a few legitemate words like: mama, dada, hey (not fond of this one), hi, and a few others.

Amanda - posted on 03/08/2010

No screaming here (yet!!) but he can say:
all done
da-da
dog
hello

He is working on Ma-ma. And he can do "all done" & "more" in sign language.

Dawn - posted on 03/08/2010

my daughter says mama and dada and she is now screaming alot too - i'm not sure how much higher pitched it can get!

Jessica - posted on 03/08/2010

A couple of months ago, my son was saying momma, dada, nana, oh yeah, oh well, and baba (for our dog bear), but now all he wants to do is screech and scream, and it seems as though he's forgotten every word he knew except for momma. He crawls around repeating it over and over again all day long. And he calls everyone momma now. Me, his dad, my mom, and my dad lol.

Jen - posted on 03/08/2010

my son says sasa (slang for hi), dada and hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii but mostly he sreams and shakes his head from side to side, he laughs alot wen am talking on phone...yet to figure out why...lol

Jenawae - posted on 03/07/2010

my daughter says dada, mama, huh, yeah, cy cy (our dog cyrus), and hhhhhiiiiii :) she doesnt say them all the time but she does when she feels like it haha

Michelle - posted on 03/07/2010

My little guy says mama when he is mad or upset. He says dada but very randomly. He has said boob 2 times but hasn't said it again in a while. But when I say boob he laughs at me lol!

Alison - posted on 03/07/2010

My son says mama all the time(over and over). He also has said baba, up, gamma. No Dada though. His father would appreciate it though! :)

Adrianna - posted on 03/07/2010

my son isnt really talking he says mama sometimes but mostly just screams..lol

Bobbi - posted on 03/07/2010

my son says Dadda and Duck

Emili - posted on 03/07/2010

mine screams too. the only real word she says is mama and thats only after she screams and i ignore her lmao

Chernade - posted on 03/07/2010

my daughter is doin the screaming thing as well! she also says dad, mum, nan & jake!

Rachel - posted on 03/06/2010

Yes my child does this too! I think he's testing out different sounds. He has learned to day "Dada" and "Dog"...I'm not sure why he hasn't mastered "mama" yet but im sure well get it soon.

Rachel - posted on 03/06/2010

Yes my child does this too! I think he's testing out different sounds. He has learned to day "Dada" and "Dog"...I'm not sure why he hasn't mastered "mama" yet but im sure well get it soon.