DS is 13.5 months and says:
Umma, Dada, Dog, Buh (buddy our yorkie), Belly (Bailey our beagle), Mama (korean for food), Vroom Vroom, Mmmm (yummy?), Brrrr, Nerr (no)
I think there's a few more...but I can't think of it.
I need to be better about k eeping a word journal for him!
pineapple / 12526 posts
I have no idea. lol. I don't pay attention to how many she has. At 21 months, she has several 3 word phrases and she makes herself known pretty well.
Her current favorite "No, go away!" lol. Bossy girl.
pomegranate / 3729 posts
I don't keep track either at 20 months, though I do still notice when she says a new one or a new combo of words. Yesterday was "I talkin' you!" and "Listen-ta me!". She also started saying "have" this week. I guess we must say that to her a lot 
squash / 13764 posts
14.5 months and about 25 words at last count:
mama
dada
uh oh
all done
brr
vroom
moo
ball
banana
door
button
belly button
bubbles
shoes
choo choo (doo doo)
this/that
bye bye
hi
eye
And several others!
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
I don't know but it is a lot these days. It is fun to hear new words!
bananas / 9227 posts
DD is 18 months and she's a slow talker. For now she seems perfectly content with pointing at everything. We're working on it!
English:
papa, mama, bye, hello, hi, chorgee (Curious George), het (hot), oh wow, mmm
Swedish:
baba (bada: bath), stumpor (strumpor: socks), hållo & hej (hi), tovlor (stövlar: boots), teet (tittut: peek-a-boo), smutsig (dirty)
Tagalog:
lola (means grandma, but it's what she calls great-grandma)
Her own language:
eh dah (while pointing), boh (whenever I start Skype to call my mom), ...
She hums/or what sounds more like humming than actual words:
ABC, 123, Vad är det här? (What is this?), Hej på dig (another way of saying hi).
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
@SugarplumsMom: I wonder if Swedish and German have a shared background? I recognize a lot of those words from my German!
My ped office isn't focused on word count, they focus on percentage understanding by strangers.
coconut / 8234 posts
She's 20 months and we were trying to keep track of her words until she turned 2 but it's too much now. She has about 150+ and we are working hard to cultivate her language explosion.
bananas / 9227 posts
@looch: DH speaks a little German and he says there's quite a lot of similar words in Swedish.
pear / 1879 posts
LO is going to be 14 months old tomorrow (!) and says the following:
Mama
Dada
Duck! (he says it like it has an exclamation point at the end of it!)
Woof (what he calls our dog and all others)
Hello (pronounced "hi ya")
Moo (cow)
Baaaa (sheep)
Shoes
Cheese
Baby
He mostly says these words on command but is still learning how to use them to ask for things. Hopefully that will be the next stage.
Bath
Banana ("nanananana")
Bottle ("ba ba")
grape / 81 posts
DD is a slow talker and at 15 months only says a handful of things.
ilkies (Milkies)
Ginki (Binki)
Abc
Baby
Mum
Dada
DS was a really late talker. We started speech therapy at 2.5 and he only said 15 or so words. He didn't really start talking in 2-3 word sentences until he was 3
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
LO is 15 months old:
Hi
Bye
Please
Up
Down
Stop it
Mommy
Dada
All Done
More
Shoe
Puppy
Julie (daycare lady)
Come On
Let’s Go
Banana (nana)
Claire (Daycare lady's daughter)
MaMa
PaPa
Thank You
Book
Ball
Toy
Night
Brrrr
Cold
No
Yep
Yeah
Yes
Kiki (Kinsley her friend)
Fee-ly (finley our dog)
blogger / nectarine / 2608 posts
Lorelei is at the stage where she says lots of funny stuff. She'll narrate when she cries; "Lorelei is crying because Ellie snatched that book from you." She told Mr. T the other day when he was pretending to cat nap on the floor; "Everyone in our house is awake now. No exceptions." Last night she started furiously scratching at the sheet. I asked her what she was doing and she grinned and said, "Lorelei is a badger. Lorelei is digging a den. Come. You may have a den also," and "dug" me a little hole. And when we were reading a book that showed an elephant calf nursing, I said, "What's something special that only mamas do with their babies?" After much deliberation, she said, "Mamas sleep with them." It's been lots of fun now that she can really talk about what she thinks and feels.
pomelo / 5789 posts
Wow I am so impressed at the 13 and 14 mo speech! My LO is 13 mo and only consistently says mama and yum.
@SugarplumsMom: my LO. Must speak the same language as yours because he says eh dah when pointing too...
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
That's better than what M had at that age!! 
She is slowly adding 1-2 words per week (or two weeks) now, just as she should be. I love her most recent words - apple and "peas" (aka: please).
persimmon / 1026 posts
LO is 18 months and says about 15 words now. He will repeat a lot of words just once, but I don't count them until he says them consistently on his own.
bananas / 9357 posts
Wow! So many words for 13-15 month range for some of you ! DS is almost 15 months and says mama, dada & doggie (sometimes he says gogo, Chinese for dog)
pineapple / 12793 posts
L is one on Wednesday and has been saying many more words lately. so far she has:
mama
dada
up
this
that
baaaa (milk)
hi
bye
gentle
nana
book
yesssss
betch (hopefully she's not talking about me)
pomegranate / 3980 posts
My lo is 18 months and is very much a slow talker compared to my first lo! She says
Daddy
Momma
Bella (our dog)
Tickle tickle
Cracker
Milk
Yes
Done
Stuck
Please
Mmmmm
Hello/hi
Bye
Two, three
What's this
Here you go
grapefruit / 4235 posts
@oliviaoblivia: LOL at betch. I'm thinking we're on the verge of a lot more language for L.
grapefruit / 4819 posts
LO is 18 months and very slow with saying words. She chatters all day long - not babbling repetitively, but clearly speaking a language all of her own devising, just not one anyone else can understand! The only clear words she uses regularly and correctly are:
What's this
What's that
Yes
Receptively, she's off the charts, but from the expressive end of things, we're a bit behind. Ah well, she's just stubborn and I have no doubt she will catch up soon!
cantaloupe / 6751 posts
22 months, and we have about 60-ish words now. She's been picking up new words everyday - yesterday she went around saying "no way!" to everything.
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