Liam says words all the time, and lately it seems he's always learning new words. I was curious to see how many different words he says in a day, so today I decided to make a note whenever he said a word.
Words he said on his own (no prompting):
1. oww (OK, probably technically not a word, but lately he's been hitting me lightly and saying "oww" when he does it.)
2. block (sometimes correctly pronounced, sometimes sounds like "bock")
3. hat
4. no
5. apple (He said this over and over and he now says it correctly and not as "pupple")
6. baby
7. belly (sounds like behyee)
8. go
9. mama
10. duck
11. ball
12. dog
13. eat
14. cracker
15. feet (but it sounds like "eat")
16. hop (sounds like "op")
17. cat
18. hey
Words he said with prompting (either after I asked, "What is that?" or words he repeated after me):
19. car
20. sock (sounds like "gock")
21. cheese (chee)
22. down
23. totoro (This one is a stretch. He says "to ro" or "ro ro")
24. bottle (sounds like "batah")
25. wow
26. clock (This was a new one. He hadn't said it before today, but repeated it after me.)
27. snack (sounds like "nack")
28. papa (What he usually calls Will these days)
29. row
30. strap (sounds like "dap")
Animal (and one vehicle) sounds he made today:
"ah ah ah" for a monkey (with arm motions)
"meow" for a cat
"kak kak" for a duck
"rahr" for a lion
"vroom" for a car
"bah" for a sheep
Of course, there was also lots of babbling and unintelligible words. I couldn't decipher the intended meaning of them. This isn't even all the words he knows. His vocabulary is growing everyday!
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