Words

Eleanora has always been a "talker", babbling long, serious sentences since well before her first birthday. Lately her babbles are turning into words! Cute, sweet little words that she is so proud to say. So far here's her vocabulary:

• Mama
• Dada
• Hi
• Eyes
• Teeth (tee)
  
• Hat
  
• Uh oh - everything is uh oh. Drops something? Uh oh. Purposefully dumps all the Teddy Grahams on the couch? Uh oh. Poops her pants? Uh oh.
• Bye-Bye (dye-dye)
• Night-Night (nye-nye) - she grabs her paci, blankie and pup pups her dog and walks to her crib and asks for "nye-nye". It's beyond adorable.
  
• Yeah
• Up (bup)
• All Done (aaaaaah-dun)
• Baa (what does a sheep say?)
• Moo (what does a cow say?)
• Duck
• Duck duck duck (instead of 'quack quack quack' - what does a duck say?)
• Hot (telling me when her food is too "ha" and points to the oven and says it too)
• Ta-Da! (takes off her socks and says it!)
  

So far a few two-word sentences, "Hi Dada!" (which was also my first two word sentence!) and "Bup, Mama". Half of this list is within the last 1-2 weeks. It seems everyday she says a new word! It's so fun.

There are many others that *might* be words, but it's too inconsistent to tell. We think she says "doggie" and possibly "hair", but again I can't officially call them words because to the outside person it'd sound like Pig Latin. Don't worry Eleanora, Mommy and Daddy understand you!