to think that "Cheese" is up there in the "most unusual first word from a baby" top ten?!

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Just having a laugh with the kids as DD4's first word was Cheese!

She had done the usual babbly stuff and we did all the usual "Oh that was dada, that was mama" thing, but the first honest to goodness word she said that we recognised without a doubt was Cheese! Luckily it was a weekend and we all heard it otherwise I dont think anyone would have believed me!

She was in her high chair, I gave her her lunch and said "ooh cheese!" and she said it right back. It was her favourite food, still is!

Hit me with your weirdest first words!

Love that! We had 'door' - considering we lived in a tiny flat with about 3 doors total I was impressed 🤣

My DD’s first word was ‘more’. The first time she put two words together it was ‘more cheese’

i was at playgroup with my son and he was trying to get a biscuit from my friend. She said to him if you can say biscuit I will give you it and he said it clear as day! Was very funny! She was gutted she had to give him her biscuit! I’m sure he was under 1 and ironically was a late talker!

DS was taken to the local agricultural show with his grandma and 2 cousins ( boys ) l when he came back , he could say tractor

Mine was shop

My niece's first word was "beer"

Make of that what you will...

My DD’s first word was ‘mine’ (usually applied to food) and her second was ‘ham’ which she used for meat generally 🤣 she is now 5 yrs old and still fairly obsessed with food! My other DD’s first two words were ‘baby’ and ‘Teddy’, Teddy meant furry animals generally, she is now 9 and wants to be a zookeeper

My seconds first word was Ham. She really loved ham.

MY DD wants to be your DD's best friend!!

My brother’s first word was said to be ‘sugar’. One parent said ‘can you pass the sugar!’ To the other and bro said ‘cugar’

Our DC was ‘door’ as in open-it-so-I-can crawl-uninterrupted

My grandaughter’s first word was cake! Screamed in a very loud voice at a trolley full of cakes going by in a restaurant

"Dah" for star at 9 months it was on her mobile over her cot.

Mamma and Dadda never happened 🙄 Mummy and Daddy perfectly clear at 14 months, way after an awful lot of words!

My daughter’s was Tigger.

My cousin reached for the Argos and said "cat-a-log" really slowly. Amazing.

Tesco. He recognised the logo.

My DD’s first word was England! We are not a particularly patriotic family but we were watching a World Cup game and cheering on England and she just repeated it. She’s a teenager now and hates football!

Cat poo. No idea why. We don’t even have a cat.

Ha! DD was the same - it was definitely "more" in relation to food...

My mate's kid's first word was (famously) LOBSTER. This was about a favourite plushy lobster - it's not like the child was weaned straight from the breast to exotic seafood!

Both my dc had Cat as their first word.

DC1 was "doggy".

I can't remember DC2's but I think it was "mama" or "dada". They were a late talker and ended up in speech therapy because they couldn't pronounce anything properly. Their first really clear sentence after starting that was "fuck off Milo" to the poor dog. I couldn't tell the speech therapist that though (and that one was definitely copied from the kids' dad).

As my DDs was "Donald's" you can guess what she was talking about! She was older though, past 3 as she's autistic.

Mine said bubble perfectly, then nothing else sensible for ages.

First words are often the words that baby hears most. So my little brothers first words were 'bang bang you're dead' because his older siblings said that when shooting each other with crusts of bread.

We had banana. Clear as day and a while before he did the usual mamma and dadda 😂😂