Yesterday, Lily's buddy Ivy was teaching her to count to 10 in Spanish. As we drove home from a party, we could hear Ivy saying "Uno!" Lily would respond "Uno." "Dos" - "Dos" and this continued until they reached "Diez." How totally satisfying. Lily finished by telling me that "We're talking Spanish."
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Expressive Words At One Year of Hearing
- Over
- Under
- Soap
- Bubble
- Pop
- Popcorn
- Cat
- Splash
- Mommy/Daddy
- Pumpkin
- Music (Mu-si)
- Shirt
- Box
- Goat
- Scissors
- Cut
- Slow
- Fast
- Got you
- Hair
- Crash
- Tractor
- Door
- Mower
- Grass
- Sorry
- Ham
- Broom
- Tickle
- Gas
- Paper
- House
- Piece
- This
- Money
- Lamp
- Stroller
- Shut
- Names (Philp, Shannon, Zan, Ivy, Nicole, Pap, Kelly, Ron, Carole, Faye, Staci, Karen, John)
- Stuck
- Sound
- Tear
- Knife
- Two
- Guitar (tar)
- Spoon
- Catch it
- Telephone
- Toes
- Bus
- Cat/Kitty
- Boat
- Coat
- Owl
- Bees
- Barn
- Diaper
- Chocolate
- Ooops
- TV
- Doggie/Puppy
- Light
- Knock Knock
- Ball
- Kick
- Umbrella
- Sticker
- Chair
- Woof Woof
- Stop
- Book
- Help
- Man
- Tree
- Down
- Bowl
- Outside
- Car
- Lady
- Roll Roll
- Banana (nana)
- No (Na Na Na)
- Night Night
- Flower
- Go
- Heart
- Socks
- Shoes
- Oh No
- Cheese
- Minnie
- Heather
- Open
- Thank You
- Man
- Cup
- Bear
- Yeah
- High Chair
- All done
- Oprah
- Meow
- Nay-Nay (horse sound)
- Pig
- Da Da
- Cookie
- Fish
- Duck
- Bubble
- Milk
- Boots
- Balloon
- Water (Wa Wa)
- Truck
- Choo Choo
- Poop
- Grandpa
- Oswald (Ah-Wa)
- Emma
- ABBA
- Elmo
- Moon
- Hot (Hah)
- Ahhh (Now says Airplane 3-5)
- Brrrm Brrrrm (Truck, Tractor, Motorcycle)
- Ouch (Ouu)
- Moo (mooo)
- Boom
- Off
- On
- Hat
- Grrr
- Bye Bye
- Out
- Ma Ma
- Eye
- Baby
- Hop Hop Hop
- Hi
- More
- Up
- Uh-oh
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