Dec 13, 2012 23:02
In this new adventure of mommyhood, I worry about all the memories that are being lost in my sleep deprived stupor. Thus todays entry- Lily's first (and continuing) words! Starting at 6 months to now (20 months):
Yeah
Meow
At (hat)
Mama
Dada
Cat
Dog
Ball
seock (sock)
shoes
cheeese
uh oh
oh no
owie
wa wa (water)
s'go(let's go)
amear(come here)
byah'byah/ba'na(banana)
meilk(milk)
diaper
wook at that(look at that)
messy
wet
monkey(also the sounds it makes)
cow/moo
horse/neigh
hippo
awigator(alligator)
zebrah
chikn(chicken)
pig/oink
duck/ quack
go'rilla
buffwhy(butterfly)/ flap flap flap
curwhee(curly)/ also says flap flap for this while shaking her wet hair
shirt/ pants (one leg, two legs)/ jammas/ tutu/ swedder (sweater)
tada!
I did it!/ you did it! (puts arms in air)
tea/ mama tea
spot
hooray!
eyes/ ees(later ears)/nose/ wah wah wah(chin now)/cheek/mouf(mouth)/ hair/ head/ shoulders/arms/ hands/knees/legs/fingers/ toes/ elbows/ back/ tummy/ bewwybutton/ teef/ tongue/ foot/ wah wah wah(chin)
sipper(slipper)
tiss/gimmie a tiss(kiss)
what you doin?
hows the baby?
wok(walk)/ go for wok
whas that?
gimmie that
puuush
pah'ey(potty)/ big potty/ little potty (while pointing back and forth)
poopie
feekle(freckle)
paak(park)/ swing/ slide
erin
stepapie,stephamie,stephanie
sweader(sweater)
baf(bath)/tub/ take a baf
winkawy(wrinkley)
moob(move) on back/ wah wah wah/ up an down/ open and shut/ shhh
airpane (airplane)
da'ek(dalek)
doctor huoo(doctor who)
tardis
(exterminate)
be quiet
episode
hold still
stop it
mine
wha happen?
moorcycle(motorcycle)
airpane(airplane)
fire truck
truck
car
boat
hellicopter
gama/grandma
alison
james
yours
wake up
g'morrin(good morning)
george
she can also sing the abc's, count to 15 and sing along to the sesame st theme song/ winnie the pooh song/ itsy bitsy spider/ wheels on the bus/ curious george song
I know there is more too, but I'm too sleepy... I was informed by her pediatrician that I should put her in school already because she's "advanced"...love that little brainiac!
lily,
motherhood,
words she knows