Thread: When do babies say their first word? When do babies say their first word? My ds is 8 months and has been babbling for ages sometimes its quite clear dada. I get excited but then other people say its too early it's just babbling and noises, so when will I know it really is a first word?
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1 out of 1 found this helpful. My boy is 6 months and 2 weeks and 3days ago he started saying dadada. Now it's all the time, I was saying mamama and dadada to him so he has just copied me, he doesn't know to say it to his dad.
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New this month: Speaking volumes. By 15 months, the majority (about 75 percent) of children have a vocabulary that consists of Mama and Dada plus at least three other words, usually nouns, such as cookie, ball, and dog.. More, and of course the all-time toddler favorite, No! are also common early words.
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Even looking at picture books and pointing out familiar objects will help her store the information for future use. Try to avoid using baby talk, since it can be confusing. If your little one says goggy rather than doggy, simply say, Yes, that's a doggy, rather than repeating her version of the word.
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Your baby should respond well to his or her own name, and should look up (and at least pause) when you say a firm NO!. By the end of the first year, your baby will follow simple requests from you (Wave bye-bye), enjoy peek-a-boo, say mama and dada, and babble with inflections of typical speech.
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Lori is a speech-language pathologist and hosts the website Your Child Talking where she shares advice on speech and language for parents of both typically and atypically developing kids. Language Development: When Children Say Their First Words - February 21, 2015.
http://momitforward.com/language-development-when-children-say-their-first-words/
In my opinion, most babies are babbling dada at 5 or 6 months but its not really their first word, it is literally just a sound that most babies can make easily, and it happens to be dada. My friends son had no 'dada' around at 6 months old and he was still babbling away 'dada, dada, dada'. 26-09-12, 22:29 #11.
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My baby is 6 months and we are a trilingual family. I speak Spanish my husband speaks Dutch and at daycare they speak English. We think she said HOLA today as she waved. I said Hola! and waved at her and then she did it too. We couldn't get her to say it again so we don't know if it was her first word or not jaja.
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my daughter is 7 months old and still doesnt say a word should I be concerned? shes trying to crawl too and cant quite get he hang of it shes always falling foward but my main concern is her language development we are bilingual in english and spanish could this be why she doesnt talk yet she does alot of screaming and gooing but no words yet.
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by Lori on February 21st, 2015 | 1 Comment ». Speech Development—The question I get most from parents of babies is: Should my child be talking yet? So let’s talk a bit about when that should be happening. Most developmental charts say that the first word happens around the first birthday.
http://momitforward.com/language-development-when-children-say-their-first-words/
when should baby say words
A baby start saying words after 15 months. A baby should say words by 15 months.