hiya my daughters 15 months now shes saying mum,mum,mum, and da da da and its sounds like shes saying nan nan nan but not sure well getting to the point just wondering whether how old was your little ones till they started to make more words?

gemma and jessica louise :wink:

yer thats the same with jessica she get fustrated with her toys we got her a bag to put all of her toys and gets fustrated because she cant get the 1 she wants out but its not as if she picks the top 1 it the bottom 1 thats burried with all her other toys.

hi alexis is 9 months and can say da da and ba ba.....not ma ma tho which is sort of frustrating to me lol but still is cute when she talks at all lol :P

Awwwwwwwww LOL your time will come :wink:

Lydia is 11 months. She can say dog, duck, and hello (heeelloooo - it's dead cute)

wow Xena Lydia is a clever girl!!!! When do babies usually start talking? Is it about 1? I remember a 1 yr old saying hiya hiya hia over and over lol. Ela has started repeating me, if she says DA, I say Da then she says Da so on and so on.

She can say nana and mama but favourute is dada she says this all the time!

Coby has been saying mum for about a month and he has now just learnt dad.

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lol I dunno - she's known dog and duck for a while though. Duck is fairly random - she says it whenever she feels like it.
Dog is starting to be a little more specific to when she actually sees a dog. She'll go "wooo wooo dog" (kind of a barking sound, and then the word dog).

Hello is more recent - she just came out with it 3 weeks ago. At first it was eeellloooo, then she changed it to hellog for a few days, but now it's very definitely heellloooo. She'll just sit there saying it at you, so you say hello back, and she heeeellllooooos back at you. It's really cute.