In saying that his forst 'words' were in fact, 'Mamamama'?

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DS3 is seven months and a complete joy. He's just started babbling and has come out several times with something which sounds very much like 'Mamamamama'

Now i know babies usually say 'Dada' first as it's easier for them to say, but AIBU in ringing the manshape and rubbing it in telling him DS3 said 'Mama' first?

*first, even

YANBU. Sounds like he said "I love my mama" to me.

I am very

DD is 11 months and only says dadadadadadada and Daddy.

YANBU

DDs first word was no . Followed by hello, up and ap(ple). She is 15 months and is only making an attempt at mum now.

See, i knew i WNBU

much

DD is 6 months and says mamamama... I have video evidence.

Not only is she a genius, she loves me best too

Dee - we have very brilliant babies you ANBU

Better than DS1 whos first words were "gocar" (lets go for drive in the car) Nice to know where his priorities were

YANBU!

Your heart must have burst!

I am going to make sure that when DS gets to proper babbling age he constantly hears 'mamamamama'!

DS1's first word was "Mmmmmmmmmmummma", I can't believe how excited I was the first time he said it. Now I hear "MUM!?" and I think "Gah, say Dad for a change".