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KateDevine
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
DS babbles a lot.
But he says:
Mama
Mem (my mom)
Dada
Uhoh
Gee (Maggie, our dog)
Dog
yeahyeah for yes
no
And he says them all in the right context. We've also had him repeat "I know" and "I love you"
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karacg
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
None, zero, nada, zilch.
But that's OK - I am trying to speak to her exclusively in Spanish and all the lit. says her speech will probably be delayed. But she will (hopefully) be bilingual.
Message edited 8/6/2008 7:54:41 PM.
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Reese1106
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
DS is 13 mos. He says:
Mama, Dada, Baba, Hi, Bye, Weeee, Uh-oh, Bob (for Spongebob), Dego (Go Diego Go) Kit (for the cat), Vroom. It's amazing how quickly they learn. 
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Erica
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
Posted by smdl
DS says NOTHING.
Dadda and that's it. He makes "sentences" when he "talks" but no actual recognizable words.
I try not to worry yet but it's a bit hard since everybody says their kids can say some many words.
We are at the same age and spot. I'm not worried now, since DS#1 was a late talker (although had about 6 words at this time - but then nothing until 22 months) and ped says this is a hereditary thing - if the father was a late talker, boys are much likely to be late talkers.
With #1, we didn't have a speech eval until 27 months, but I would have liked it at 18 months, but #1 is a crazy talker now at 3.
Message edited 8/6/2008 8:20:06 PM.
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dm24angel
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
Posted by Erica
Posted by smdl
DS says NOTHING.
Dadda and that's it. He makes "sentences" when he "talks" but no actual recognizable words.
I try not to worry yet but it's a bit hard since everybody says their kids can say some many words.
We are at the same age and spot. I'm not worried now, since DS#1 was a late talker (although had about 6 words at this time - but then nothing until 22 months) and ped says this is a hereditary thing - if the father was a late talker, boys are much likely to be late talkers.
With #1, we didn't have a speech eval until 27 months, but I would have liked it at 18 months, but #1 is a crazy talker now at 3.
Thanks for this...because I wasnt worried at all, then I read this post and got a bit worried.
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smdl
I love Gary too..on a plate!
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
Posted by karacg
None, zero, nada, zilch.
But that's OK - I am trying to speak to her exclusively in Spanish and all the lit. says her speech will probably be delayed. But she will (hopefully) be bilingual.
Well I speak both English and French to DS so I know it will be confusing a bit to him too.
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smdl
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Re: how many words does your 13-16 month old have?
Posted by dm24angel
Posted by Erica
Posted by smdl
DS says NOTHING.
Dadda and that's it. He makes "sentences" when he "talks" but no actual recognizable words.
I try not to worry yet but it's a bit hard since everybody says their kids can say some many words.
We are at the same age and spot. I'm not worried now, since DS#1 was a late talker (although had about 6 words at this time - but then nothing until 22 months) and ped says this is a hereditary thing - if the father was a late talker, boys are much likely to be late talkers.
With #1, we didn't have a speech eval until 27 months, but I would have liked it at 18 months, but #1 is a crazy talker now at 3.
Thanks for this...because I wasnt worried at all, then I read this post and got a bit worried.
Yes, thanks for this! It puts some perspective that it's OK.
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