The Unforgettable First Words of Babies

👶Few moments are as tender and monumental as a baby's first words.

😍The happiness and love in a parent's eyes when their child says 'mama' or 'dada' for the first time is indescribable.

😄Some babies surprise everyone by saying unexpected words as their first, like 'taco', bringing endless joy and laughter.

😭For parents of children with autism, hearing their child say 'mom' or 'dad' for the first time is an incredibly emotional and rewarding moment.

❤️Every word and moment counts, as parents eagerly wait and cherish their child's first words, knowing it's a milestone in their development.

What are some common words babies say as their first?

—While most babies say 'mama' or 'dada' as their first words, some surprise with unexpected words like 'taco' or 'hi'.

Do all babies start speaking at the same age?

—No, the age at which babies start speaking varies. Some start as early as 9 months, while others might start around 12-14 months.

What if my child hasn't spoken any words yet?

—Every child develops at their own pace. If you're concerned about your child's language development, it's best to consult with a pediatrician.

Can babies communicate before they start speaking?

—Yes, babies can communicate nonverbally through gestures, body language, and sounds. They understand much more than they can express.

How can I encourage my baby to start speaking?

—Talking and interacting with your baby, reading to them, and exposing them to different sounds and words can all help encourage their language development.

00:01Babies calling 'mama' for the first time is a tender and monumental moment.

00:12Some babies surprise everyone by saying unexpected words, like 'taco', bringing endless joy and laughter.

01:36For parents of children with autism, hearing them say 'mom' or 'dad' is an incredibly emotional and rewarding moment.

03:43Most babies say 'mama' or 'dada' as their first words, but some surprise with unexpected words.

05:55Witness the pure joy and love in a parent's eyes when their child speaks for the first time.

06:52Language development varies, and every child develops at their own pace.

07:38Babies can communicate nonverbally through gestures, body language, and sounds before they start speaking.

08:45Cherish every first word and moment, as they are precious and unforgettable.