Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Blast From The Past


From May 2010:



At age 2.5, Gavin only said five words: Mama, Dada, go, up, and no.

But after he passed that age, he started talking in leaps and bounds. It's like the words were all in his head, but he wasn't going to try to say them until he finished learning how to climb the couch or drive his Cozy Coupe.

I was so excited I wrote all his words down (also, I needed to let the speech therapist know). I recently found the list. I won't list everything - I stopped keeping track at 177 words - but here are his first 50 words:


Mama
Dada
No
Up
Go

Stop (“op”)
Nana
Grandpa (“Buh-pa”)
Dirty ("dah-ta")
Bye bye (“buh-buh”)
Oh no
Bump
Oh gee
There
Moon
Slow
Bee
wow
Pop
Poop
Yum
Cow
Toot
Two
Down
Pee
Blue
Pink
Shoe
Four
Burp
Dark
Arm
Knee
Purple
Beep
Black
Gray
Red
Home
Flower
Green 
Out
Water 
White 
In
Key
Hole
Fly
Juice (“jutch”)


1 comment:

Laura said...

This makes me happy. My twins (just turned 2) are also in speech therapy and have about 10 words each. They understand; they just won't say. Hopefully, they'll be like Gavin and soon the floodgates will open up.