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@autumnlove: woah, that's a lot of words!
DS was an early walker (10ish months?) but only has three words - mama, dada and poop.
I know he understands words though, I'll ask him to bring me certain items and he does get the correct ones.

@BabyBoecksMom: he says other words for things, too. he has this weird teether/pacifier that's rubber and nubby that he calls "bahka-bahka" ...? um ok

Liv is 19 months and says hi, hey, oh no!, Brutus (our Dog,) baby, mama, dada, daddy, whats that? (asss-dat?,) whatcha got?, down, dog, kitty, hey dog!, Santa (an-taaaa,) papa, I did it!, birdie, and makes noses for cow, pig, and monkey. Most of them are "liv speak" aka not crystal clear, but she says them consistently and with purpose. She understands EVERYTHING though., Its amazing what they understand!

ETA - oh, and shes really REALLY good at shaking her head and saying "no" lol

DD is 19 months and says 40+ words I think. It's great because my eldest had a speech delay. It's nice having an early talker!

mama, papa, big sister's name, grandma, yeye, baby, cousin's name, hi, hello, bye

rice, apple, strawberries, blueberries, grapes, bread, more, eat, milk, water

read, book, elmo, dora, dog, cat (hello kitty), baba (brown bear), iPad, sticker

door, open, bath, car, home, bowl, plate, slide, yeah, no, ball

three, eight, nine (she tries to count with me and those are her favorite numbers to say)

she also says some phrases like "bye so-and-so", "clean up" and "i win!"

My LO is almost 15 months and for the past month or two she's been adding new words (she could say 2-3 words around 12 months but didn't talk a lot). She started wakling at 14.5 moths but was talking more before she started walking and kind of stopped talking as much for a week or two but now she's back at it. She can say the following consistently:

Hi
Bye bye
Dada
Nee (when she wants her bunny lovey)
Go
Car
Cheese
Corn
Uh oh
Owl (this was one of her first words and it's sooo cute when she says it)
Cat
Hot dog
Up
Ball (also one of her first words and so cute when she says it)
Eye (she says this when she brings us her dr. Seuss eye book)
Apple
"A" for the letter a (she has wooden letters)

She can other words but isn't consistent with them - mama (very rare), sheep, dog, cow, hippo, toast

She has consistent sounds for things but can't say the words, like "abc" for her abc book, elephant (she makes the same sound when she goes to get her elephant stuffed animal).

It's so crazy how they just start understanding and talking more and more everyday

ETA: the funniest word she says is sock which she pronounces "gock" but sometimes comes out cock...cracks us up everytime. She says it when we put on her socks and when we fold laundry and he tries to put on her dad's socks. She also says shoes (also freaking cute the way she draws out the word)

Maddy is 16 months old, she can say -
dadda, mama, buh bye, hello, hi, go, cracker, binky, brother, bath, dog, apple, milk.

LO is 10.5 months and says ahhhhdadadadada all day long, but she doesn't equate it to DH yet.

@Mrs. Jacks: Hahaha! M and H love their food!

Like momma like child? You and I have so many odd similarities, so it makes sense that the next generation does too!

@Honeybee: True story!

Mine is 17 months and has about 100 words. Lots of two and three word sentences too, and she's started referring to herself in the third person lately. She's crazy on her verbal stuff like those kids who walk at nine months.

She also JUST started walking, and is slow on her other motor skills.