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??

I can't remember the first words for either of my DS's or how old they were at the time 

Oh thank fuck I'm not the only one!
I set up email addresses for all 3 dc and I can only remember ds2 milestones because I emailed them to him. I didn't email milestones to ds1- just a load of pfb rambling shit really and so I can't remember anything.
DD might get her milestones eventually if I remember to send them. Being the third she's had like 1 email in the year she's been alive

It was either flower or birdie; I'm not sure.

Another "cat" shouter here. Said it at 9 months and still squeals it at our cats 5 months later... 1,000 times a day. We now have "car, dog, bird, mum, daa" too.

DS said 'car'. It was very cute walking down the street with him in the buggy and he'd say 'car' at every parked one we passed. Did get a bit tiresome in the end!!

Mine was allegedly "egg" - still quite food focused

My DB's was a "sentence": naughty bad don't

Maybe not the first but very early one which made me smile
was 'mo' which was ds's word for milk

Dd said up (as in pick me up now!)
Ds said muma

Baby ds, 10 month old said very clearly- milk. He has also said mama, dada, Gem and hi.

I can't remember my daughters first word, oops. My son's was duck.

Strange thing here...but my first son's word was "ite" meaning light closely followed by "cock" i.e clock. when he was about 10 months old.
Daughter's first word (a little later at 12 months) was also "ite" as in light....
guess it's a massive coincidence!!

DS's was Dada
DSD's was Go
DNephews was Hello and then my name preens

No one remembers mine, but I was number 4 out of 6 children so everything I did was over shadowed by older and younger siblings

Awww buccon babies love lights. I posted on page 1 how my DS said light, and thinking about it, my DSis did too.

Mine was flower. I have hayfever. I bloody hate the things!

DS did actually sign 'milk' at 6 months, followed by 'nappy' which really meant 'take off all my clothes and let me kick around naked' and he signed it whenever he had clothes put on him. He started speaking literally days after mastering walking, it was like someone had switched babies on us!

Car :)

Raa Raa.... he watched too much CBeebies.

DD1s was cheese. She'd march herself up to the fridge and just say it while pointing at the fridge. Occasionally she'd hang off the freezer door shouting cheeeeeeeeeeeeeese like her life depended on it.

DD2s was daddy. Closely followed by 'oops'.

DD1:dada
DD2: mama
DD3: no

"Nanny!"

Me - moo cow or [dog's name]

DS1 - car

DD1 - doll

DD2 - cake

DS2 - door

Ds1 - mulk (milk)
DS2 - no: second word cock-cock (chocolate)
DD - no:

Mine: duck, or as mum says "da-duck"

DS: car

DD: dada

My DD's was no and it's still her favourite at 3 and a half.

Ds1: grandad
Ds2: no way (stubborn one that one)
Dd1: babacim (father dear in Turkish)
Ds3: more (although the kids swear it was kebab)

DD - dadda
DS - rat bag 😯

DS1 No
DS2 Tractor, accompanied to excited pointing.