what was the very first word that you said as a baby besides mama or papa?

Answer 1

duck. I'm not trying to beat the censor, i mean like quack goes the duck.

Answer 2

Actually, my first word was 'kitty'. Mama was my second word, and 'dada' was my fifth. I'm not sure when I started saying 'papa'; I don't think I even used it that often. After 'DaDa', I moved right on to 'Daddy'.

Answer 3

I dont think of all people can relatively answer that question, my son is a million and a a million/2 and he doesnt even say mumma or dadda, even however extremely clever in otherways. If I ask the place his ears are he will pull them (or mine), he has learnt the thank you to kiss and cuddle and what they mean yet he would not say a observe.. My pals infant that is likewise the same age as mum son she will say please, ta, 'mine', cow, canine, e book and so forth..

Answer 4

When my daughter was 11 months old I took her to a doctor's appointment. The doctor had her laying down while he checked her. Right in the middle she sat up and said "All done". The doctor and I both laughed.

Answer 5

"Dutchess" was my first real word. It was the name of my uncle's puppy that I loved to play with. I called everything "Dutchess" or "Dutchie" for a LONG time after that. My parents still call the stuffed deer head on their den wall "Dutchie Deer" because of me!

Answer 6

Hello,
I never asked and my parents never told.
My mom is over 70 now and doubt she would even remember.

No is usually the first thing a baby says.

Answer 7

Doey.

My brothers name is Joey and he was always into things so he was always being told no Joey. Mom said my first word was Doey.

Answer 8

The majority of babies say "da da" first because it's easy for them.

Answer 9

well a few peaple in my family said that my first words was ****

Answer 10

My moms says that my dad taught me to say dammit. My dad says my mom taught me dang. Who knows for sure.