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    Posted: 24 November 2006 at 9:36am
Just wondering i have spoken to a few mums who have heard their babies say MUM or MUMMA at about 4 months.

Is that right? Ella says Mum and Mumma and MAMA lots at the moment i know it has no meaning to her yet but damn im so proud LOL Corys gutted hehehe
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Ans so you should be Alan said Mum at that age and like you say there was no real meaning to it, but it still gives you the warm fuzzies.
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Yip they are saying it alright, soon there could be DADA in there as well. Lockie said MAMA quite early on and now its DADA.


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*sticks chest out and walks around*

Im so proud!! hehehe

Its just so nice to hear that when there is a bunch of rough stuff we have been through with her i feel so rewarded if that makes sense
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gabriel used to make mummm noises but it was never in relation to me - but other babies do and toby did. gabriel was two when he finally really called me MUM. before that he called me by my first name occasionally.

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Im so totally proud im surprised you cant see my beaming smile from here
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it makes total scence Jess. I have been meaning to say this for a while you have done amazingling well coping with all life has thrown at you you are an awsome Mum from what I can tell from you post's.
Oh yeah thank's for the ticker you have for your weadding anaversay I can count down with you scence I can't have 3 ticker's.
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awww thanks chicka

I worked out last night that all that my daughter has thrown at her with her allergies shes not much of a complainer she just gets on with life. I believe she has a real genuine pure soul and spirit she just hardly ever cries

Oh 10 December aye?? Best day to get married
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yep thats the one and it seem's to me your daughter is alot like you then aye.
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haha heres hoping
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Alyssa hasn't started making any mumma or mum sounds yet...right now she seems to enjoy making a noise like a couple of cats fighting
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Haha pepsi yep i know that one lol sounds like nails down a blackboard sometimes haha
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got to love that sound aye. Mikey is doing hte same we also have cat's fighting in the neighbourhood so it is hard to tell waht is what sometimes

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Both my girls started saying mama noises early on, they stopped around the 9mo mark and when they returned they actually had meaning It sure is a proud moment!

Apparently mm and bb (bubba) and those kinds of sounds are very easy for babies to pick up but if you are around the child a lot around the 1yr-18mo mark they will probably pick up the other person's name first because they hear it more often. Hence me, a SAHM, with a 16mo who can say Hannah (Nanna) and Daddy but I'm just nunna - just sounds like a variation of Hannah's name lol

Hmmm yea waffly bit of trivia there
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Joshie does the mmmmmmmmmm and the ddddddddddd, but no mama or dada yet
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Jack used to say mum when he was crying at around that age. Hes just started saying it properly now. No sign of dad yet
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Yeah for Ella! That is so cool. Emma Rose used to do lots of "Aaaaaaah" noises then, but she only said "Mum-mum-mum-mum-mum" two weeks ago. I thought it was NEVER going to happen! She's just added "Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba" to her repertoire. So you should definitely be proud! :)
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