Momma
Daddy
Pop
Grandma Nancy (Kancy)
Dave
Christina (Stina)
Steve
Lara
Ben
Will
Ana
Alec
Emily (Emee)
Nichelle (Shell)
Courtney
Ester
Veronica
Bing
Abby
Roxy
Derek
Eva
Jonsen
Alisa (Isa)
Nana
Kate
Tyler
Mindy (Mi-ee)
Jane
horse
doggie
cat
gorilla
elephant
bear
bird
lion
zebra
duck
camel
hippo
rhino
monkey
fish
sheep
goat
bunny
cow
goose
giraffe
frog
butterfly
twinkle (cinckle--as in little star)
spoon
teeth
head
hair
eyes
nose
mouth
ears
knee
elbow
toes
shoes
clothes
sky
keys
chair
bath
night-night
book
light
sleep
bottle
drink
diaper
TV
computer
grass
hat
diaper
flower
tree
puzzle
stairs
blankie
couch
boy
boat
car
airplane
walk
run
kick
sad
happy
on
off
up
down
open
close
shake
spin
splash
banana
apple
blueberry (boobry)
strawberry
avacado (cado)
peas
bean
carrot
water
tomato (matos)
cheese
cracker
cookie
cereal
macaroni (ma-oni)
chicken (i-en)
ball
bike
truck
bucket
bracelet
raisin
one
two
three
four
five
hello (hay-yo)
hi
no
O.K.
all done
all gone
another one
see ya
bye bye
row, row, row (as in "your boat")
where go?
wanna watch Barney (I know, I am not at all proud of this)
thank you
please
where's ________ (whatever is the object of her desire at any given moment)
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Wow. That is incredibly impressive! Eleanor was similar to that (maybe not quite that many, but still, lots), but Ally is almost 16 months right now and probably only has about 10-15 words. Funny how kids can be so different from each other.
Viv is so cute and precocious!
I love "hay-yo". My now 14-year-old niece said that when she was small, too, and I've never stopped saying it since!
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