to ask what were your/your DC's first words?

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DD's first word (and still her only reliable one, although she has a go at others) was "yes", which she has been saying since about 10 months. it makes her a very amiable conversationalist.

my DN's first word was "shoes" and she's still obsessed with them now.

my DB's first word was "hot" (we lived in Yorkshire at the time, so he pronounced neither the 'h' nor the 't') and he thought everything was 'o'. It took us ages to understand why he thought the sky was hot, until we realised he thought the clouds were steam.

What about your lot??

Mama, look and then Dada

But her first "word" was she signed for more.

Doggy
Dadda
Gone
More
Again
Mumma

Ds was non verbal till about 3 and I think it was juice
Dd was dad,mum and now sit it doesn't quite sound like sit though

Yogurt or 'gogurt' as he pronounced it at 10 months.

DD was Mum although to be fair it was more of a M M - she used to point at me and say M M
DS was pop as in balloon - he was a very late talker and only had a few reliable words at age 4

Twin 1 was Mama (mummmmmma)
Twin 2 was Hello (Aluuuu)

Both DC had the same first word, which is the name of our cat
Their first sentences are completely reflective of their personalities though, DS's was 'yes please Mummy!', DD's was 'NO LIKE IT!'

Dd's was Cat clear as day at 15 months, she animals still
Ds's was Nyum Nyum meaning anything edible or edible looking, that was at 10 months he loves his food.

Light or more accurately 'ight'

My first word was thank you. #1 son's first word was uh-oh, #2 son's first word was duck, and the girl one's first word was hi.

Dd makes the "mama" sound but I don't think at her age (8 months) she recognises any meaning in it at all-it's just a noise she can make now!

DNephews was "Oh no!" Every time he threw something on the floor!

My 9 month old DS said his first proper word today! He's been babbling "Da-da" and "Na-na" but today he looked at his cup, reached for it, and announced "Dink!"
So proud!

Peepo, after the Janet and Allan Ahlberg book. Very cute. Not til he was about 18 months though, he got into books about then and his language really took off!

DD's was 'Dacat' (The Cat), and DS's was 'Dis' (This).

lets think ,grandparents dog started to bark at seemingly nothing so granddad told him to shut up our daughter immediately copied him =p

Ds1 -'yuk' for milk, he drank lots of it.

DD1 mum age 5 months
Dd2 I want a drink and I want it now. Age 2
DS love you age 1

Dd's was cat (aaaaat) but you needed the context (seeing our cat) to understand it. Her first word that others would recognise was bubbles.

Loving these, so cute!

I swear DD can say every letter of the alphabet apart from M. She does it on purpose and is clearly determined never to say mama.

whispers haha, so true. My first sentence was "I don't yike it," which got used for everything from meat to having to sit down to my baby brother...

DS1, 13 years ago, can't remember.
DS2, 14 months, the dog's name and shoes. Very cute.

DS1 - 'quack' at around 8 months (lots of bath ducks!)

Mama She refused to say dada for aaaages instead calling him papa. so long ago now.

Mine was "shop"

Cat for one, miaow for the other!

No 2 came up with a corker for first sentence- "helicopter up sky" (pointing to a seagull, but that's beside the point!)