Rory's Ever Growing Vocab

By 10 Months Old Rory was able to say all of these words below. I got these from my previous lists but I know she was saying more than this so they were probably added to the second set of things.

Dada

Momma

Papa (pawpaw)

Bub (For Roscoe. We call him bubba too)

Bye Bye

Hi

Poop or poopoo
Yes
Picture
Sheep
Pig
Book
Baby
Diaper

Sarah
Don't

By 18 months she is able to say all of the above plus these below

Rory

Gabe

Emily

Jen

Joshua

Ashley

Cic (Cicely)

Sis

Jess

Sleep

Good Night / Night
Pizza
Cheese

Drink

Fry / Fries

Blanket

Teeth

Eyes

Ears

Nose

Mouth
Help
Cracker

Tongue

Hair

Brush

Tooth Brush

Bath

Soap

Towel

Grandma

Grandpa

Nene

Clothes

Shirt

Pants

Socks

Shoes

Dad / Daddy

Mom / Mommy

Roscoe

Swing

Slide

Park

Blues Clues

Pee

Potty

Sid

George

Horse

Cow

Moo

Okay

No

Cup

Milk

Cookie

Cereal

Cheerios

Apple

Outside

Inside

Walk

Ride

Up 

Down 

Wee!

Hands

Feet

Toes

Belly Button

Head

Bottle
TV
Control
Ball
Hair Clip
GG
Chair
Phone
Hello
Good Bye / Bye
Coke
On
Off 
Cat / Kitty
Dog / Doggy 
Puppy
Fish/ Fishies
Duck / Duckies
Trees
Squarles
Bird
Dress
Go
Stop
Light
Read
Car
Truck
Plane
Water

Phrases she can also say

It's Alright

It's Okay

Thank you

I miss you

See you tomorrow

See Ya later

I love you (hardly says it)

Go outside

Bless You

You're Welcome

I'm Sorry

All Done

All Gone

No More

Get It

Stop it

I said stop it

Go to the park

Diaper Change

Get Down
Where they going?
Where they go?

I'm sure there are things I'm leaving out but as you can see she has a very large vocabulary for only being 18 months old. I have had people say there is no way she can say all these things but I have no reason to lie. I'm very proud of each and every thing our daughter can do. We spend a lot of time talking and playing with her and I know that plays a big role in her vocabulary as well as other aspects of her life, such as being able to follow simple commands like Put that in the trash or Put your cup on the table. Communication is so important when you have a child!