One of the mundane things that parents of toddlers do is count the number of words their kids can say. So, here you go: at 18 months Violet knew 62 words. Her pediatrician says that the average at this age is 10-15 words, again confirming that she's the most brilliant kid ever cooked up.
Addie
all gone/done
Alma
applesauce (appy)
baby
ball
Biata (atta)
bite
blanket (banky)
bubble (bubba)
byebye
car (carr)
Casey
cat
chicken
cold
Courtney (nini)
cracker
Dada
diaper
dog
duck (ducky)
eye (points to eye or ear or nose)
Franco (coco)
go
Gracie (gakie)
hat
help
Henry
hot (touches food then blows on it, regardless of if it is actually hot)
Louie (woowoo)
Maddy (munny)
Mama
milk (also signs)
mine
mine (I had to throw in an extra one for good measure, since she says it so often)
moo
more (moh, also signs)
nice
nightnight (nighnigh)
no
nose (noh) (sticks finger in nose)
oh no
open
outside
Piper
please (peeese)
raisin (raisee)
shoe (shu)
sit down (SIT DOWN!)
sock
Sweetie (weetee)
thank you (tankee)
turkey
turtle (tuhtuh)
uh oh
up
water (awah)
what's this? (whady?)
woof
yay
yes (yeah)
yogurt (yoyo)
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