Words (22 months)

Here are Cameron's words at 21 months!

• Night night *nyny*
• Belly *bebby*
• Nose *no*
• Clap *clap*
• Dance *dah*
• Shake *shik*
• Doggie *doddee*
• Dada *dada*
• Mama *mama*
• Baby *baby*
• Ball *bah*
• Bye bye *buhbye*
• All done *dahda*
• Nana *nana*

• Woof woof *oof oof*

• Rock *uck*
• Milk *mi*

• Uh oh *uh oh*
• Bath *ba*
• Bubble *buh buh*
• Pop *pop*
• Corn *cuh*
• Lotion *lohlah*
• Bounce *bah*
• Yeah *yah*
• Hello *elluh*
• Shoe *sh*
• No *nono*
• Waffle *wohgo*
• Blankie *blibee*
• Book *boo*
• Choo choo *oo oo*

• Kitty cat *cuh cah*
• Elephant (the pronunciation for this one is complex, it's a long mish mash of sounds but she says it consistently)
• Monkey *muh nuh*
• Hat *tah*
• Diaper *Dahpuh*
• Mimi
• Grady
• Gram
• Papa
• Cookie *cookcoo*
• Blueberries *bloobah*
• Where'd it go? *wah go?*
• Here you go *go go*
• Cheese *choos*
• Izzy
• Door *doo*

New words:

• Mouth *mah*
• Cameron *mih-nun*
• Necklace
• Bracelet
• Glasses
• Zoo
• Keys
• Car
• Hi
• Open
• Close
• Strawberries
• Gigi
• Knees
• Toes
• Teeth

It's actually getting really, really hard to keep track of all this. She is learning new words so fast that I'm sure I forget so many of them. What I have is a total of I think 67. There are more. She has started to try and say bye bye + another word (bubbles, Mimi, mama/dada). That would be her first real phrase. Because she understands what bye bye means, and what the other word means. She knows she is saying bye to the object. She says a few phrases like all done, but to her that is one word. She is just saying a two syllable word in her mind.