DD1: dada, mama, please (said like peas 
DD2: mama, dada, thank you (heard her say this a few times now in the right context so I'm calling it!)
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DS: bye bye, truck and dog were some of the first. Mama and papa didn't come until much later.
DD: bye bye, mama, papa, pear
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Mama, hi, bye.
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Dada, bob'm (bottle), cracker, ball
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A: dada, dog, moo, mama
B: dada, duck, ball, balloon -
Our dog's name (Ellie), mama, dada, dog, ball
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DS1- Mama, dada, ball, no, more, hot, hat, shoe, fish, bubble, Elmo, uh oh, moon, up, bubble buppies (bababaababa), bird, apple
Those are all on my list in my phone, I forgot I still had this!
DS2: only 11 months and all he says is mama and dada, but I don't think he really correlates it to saying words yet.
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Mama, my dad's first name (
), dog, hi
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LO1: bubbles, belly button (he said it beetee beetee
), dada, mama.
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DD1: dog sound like panting, hi, Dada, mama, ba (breast milk), this, that
DD2: hi, Dada, baba (grandpa), mama, moo, byebye
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Hi, kitty
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Mama (first! Smart girl), dada, dog (doo-doo), goo-goo (her version of our dogs name).
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Uh-oh and again (said "a-ya-ya") were his main words for a long time.
Then they started coming so fast it was hard to keep track! (He didn't really talk until ~18 months, so he started talking and had his language explosion at the same time.)
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DS: dada, mama, bye, dog
DD: mama, dada, please, up
DD2: mama, dog, please, bye, tickle -
DD: Dada, Hi, Mama, "What's that?", Owl...
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@oliviaoblivia: HA! My son does the panting like a dog thing too - a book claims that is the sign for "dog" (google says otherwise) and the nanny taught it to him. He now refuses to learn any other noise for "what does the dog say?"
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mama, daddy, dog in canto, hi, bye, apple, banana (nanana), happy
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Dada, mama (usually only in a naggy and unhappy context haha!), hi, bye, stop (oops we tell the dogs to stop a lot!)
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Dada, mama, nana, up, uh oh, and truck!
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Mama, dada, ball, please, uh oh, hi, up, shoes, milk
All the essentials for a baby
), dog, hi
), dada, mama.
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