<blockquote><b>Quoting [Shelly] Dexter's Mummy!:</b>" i'm not sure i'd count as a word either... unless it seemed like he actually new what he was saying. and cheers, dexters 18weeks old now  "</blockquote>

Well she says it right before she gets upset about something so it seems like she wants mama to help with whatever it is :')

Quoting Denise87:" ll 3 of our kids said dada first. i dont remember when exactly with the older 2. our youngest said dada ... [snip!] ... cat, hi and hey lol but our oldest spoke very early i do remember that and by just a little over a yr old spoke in sentences"

that is awesome! what a clever little one!   xx

Quoting Ellie Shikari:" <blockquote><b>Quoting [Shelly] Dexter's Mummy!:</b>" i'm not sure i'd count as a ... [snip!] ... Well she says it right before she gets upset about something so it seems like she wants mama to help with whatever it is :')"

i would totally count that as a word then! just to brag lol ;) xx

<blockquote><b>Quoting [Shelly] Dexter's Mummy!:</b>" i would totally count that as a word then! just to brag lol ;) xx"</blockquote>




Haha, more of a noise but she really means it   x

The 1st thing my oldest said was wazzzzupppp at 5 months haha my dad was playing with him and both of my boys proper 1st word was neither it was ''gandad'' (grandad)

So far, no interest in either sound ("ma" or "da"), only ever says "hi" and "yeh," but he's like constantly saying it, hah. He's a little noisebox, has been since the beginning. I think he was around 4mo when he first made a sound like the word "hi." I think it's because we had been saying it to him all the time, it's probably what he heard most.

Max said Mama at about 6-7 months clearly, he very rarely even tries to say Dada its all bumbumbum and baba mama, he's not very clear with his words right now but he'll get there!