
The poor quality of this picture is because I took it from the laptop. I wanted to show everyone how much Coop loves his duck. He loves it so much that he now says "duck" along with a few other words, I'll try to put together a list for you. Most of his are not really fully pronounced like an adult would say them like "Dog" sounds like "doh" and he points at Allie. The other words are similar. He is working on getting a long list, and some of them he has said once or twice, but not constantly.
1st word: Hi
2nd word: DaDa
3rd word: Ki-cat
and from there:
Dog
Duck
No No!
Nani
Papa
Mama
Ball
Nana (banana)
Wow!
Yay!
Allie
Oooh, oooh!
Nose (his latest word)
He has said these phrases too:
Hi Dada!
Where's Allie?
All done! (sounds like a-don)
No way!
He is also really getting into pointing and naming things, or having you name them. Lately he has really been pointing at these things a lot:
The 3 cats
the dog
airplanes (a favorite past-time in this beautiful weather)
birds
trees
bushes
grass
cars
balls
shoes
noses
eyes (he actually just pokes them)
A lot of his pointing is to communicate something to us that he wants or needs. I am trying to get him to say those words instead of pointing, but I think this is probably somehow necessary in his development of verbal skills. He will point to his cup, his food if he wants more, his diaper if he needs changing, his tray if he wants something on his high chair's tray, etc. I think all babies do this it's just cool when it's your own!
