AnneDee: Do most babies say 'mama' first? Some say and some beleive the first word in mama. Some moms claim to be superior parents just because 'even the baby pronounced them first, naturally'
My baby's first word was dada. My explanation to that is that it is easier to pronounce dada than mama. Or not? Go on try it. Which one could be easier for the baby to say?
AnneDee: Do most babies say 'mama' first? Some say and some beleive the first word in mama. Some moms claim to be superior parents just because 'even the baby pronounced them first, naturally'
My baby's first word was dada. My explanation to that is that it is easier to pronounce dada than mama. Or not? Go on try it. Which one could be easier for the baby to say?
All four of my kids said MAMA .Of course there was no DA DA
AnneDee: Do most babies say 'mama' first? Some say and some beleive the first word in mama. Some moms claim to be superior parents just because 'even the baby pronounced them first, naturally'
My baby's first word was dada. My explanation to that is that it is easier to pronounce dada than mama. Or not? Go on try it. Which one could be easier for the baby to say?
ya i heard that the word dada is easier for babies to say first too. I think the first full word I remember my son saying was "no". lol
trueheart1941brentwood essex, Essex, England UK8,005 posts
i will always remember the first words spoken to me.......gave her a tiny piece of my pizza ...she looked at the pizza ,and then at me...then the immotal words.................shove..it.
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her first word was fef fye meaning french fry-
she had teenage brothers-
her second word was appa deux meaning apple juice
from there it was her pets names
ninja, speedy and fatty
the other ones i dont remember as they are quite a bit older