Today X is a year and a half. Holy cow. I have such a big kid. I've done a fairly sucky job of documenting his life. Thankfully I have digital medical records to tell me how tall he was and how much he weighed every few months, and a gazillion photos so I can at least deduce when he got teeth, or crawled or climbed out whatever. This does little to document cognitive development though. And I'm biased, but he's so smart, and photos don't prove that. So, I want to make a list of words that he says, so at last he'll know that when he was 18 months he could say xyz. He understands pretty much everything and follows directions as long as he wants to :-) I'll have to add to this list over the next few days because he says too many things to list off the top of my head. I'm only counting words that he says consistently and that have real meaning, so when he says try he's not mimicking, he wants me to try to do something that I told him wouldn't work. He will repeat almost anything if you say "can you say" but he didn't do it on his own and he doesn't always know what it means.
Up
I see
Try
Maybe
More
Food
Milk
Apple
Cracker
Peaches
Water (his own word, sounds like a luxurious of gulping and good)
Mama and mom
Daddy
Umpa
Oma
Ella
Otto
Please
Welcome
Coffee
Beer
Hot
Wet
No
Uh oh
Wow
Ooh
One, two, three, four
Red
Blue
Shirt
Socks
Shoes
Diaper
Pee
Caca
Bath
Hair
Eyes
Mole
Other side
Plane
Car
Truck
Tractor
On
Go
Come
Leash
Stairs
Home
Book
Caa (find a crow makes)
Neigh
Moo
Baa
Vroom
Vacuum
Broom
Ball
Rawr
Hat
Bike
Bowl
Up
Outside
Draw
Raspberry
Blueberry
Book
Play
8 years ago