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Here's another Question of the Week. What was your grandchild's first word? Feel free to post your response below. You can make it long or short and there are no wrong answers!
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mattlaw
07/02/08 @ 11:42 AM
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It was dada!
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jfisherm2
07/03/08 @ 10:57 AM
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My little grandson's first word was 'nana' :)
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lgalbraith
07/03/08 @ 11:41 AM
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"Dada" was her first word, but she is a talker and loves to call my husband (her Gfather) "Gogo".
Very cute.
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Nerudajunkie
07/03/08 @ 12:28 PM
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My grandson's first words were "Wush dat".
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GrannyMyra
07/03/08 @ 01:03 PM
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"'Lo?" were my grandson's Christopher's first words, holding a cell phone up to his ear!
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fruitandnuts
07/03/08 @ 01:22 PM
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His first and only word was Um-ma for Grandma.
see link
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cpmoreau
07/03/08 @ 01:33 PM
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My grandson's first word was 'ish'. His mom and dad had an aquarium at the time, and he loved to lay on the floor on his back and watch the fish!
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GrannyDonna
07/03/08 @ 04:57 PM
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My grandaughter's first word was "ooosh", she would point to her "shoes" so we assumed it was "shoe?"
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gmaBJ
07/03/08 @ 05:19 PM
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Our last grandchild, who lives with us, said for her first word the very same exact word as her mother ( our daughter ) " Ball "....
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Oma55063
07/03/08 @ 05:44 PM
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My youngest (she is 3 now) hardly spoke when she was younger. She talks your ear off now.. but when she was younger, her older sister did all the talking. but FINALLY she said her first word.. I took them to the park and sat on a bench and she was climbing and she saw me and said, "ce you". Made me so proud!!!
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grandmaofgirls
07/03/08 @ 06:03 PM
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MY GRANDCHILD'S FIRST WORDS AT UNDER SIX MONTHS AGE WERE "NOW, NOW, NOW" TO INDICATE HE WAS HUNGRY. HIS MOTHER HAD COMFORTED HIM WITH THESE WORDS AS SHE PICKED HIM UP TO BE SUCKLED AND, AT FIRST, DID NOT UNDERSTAND WHEN HIS CRY HAD CHANGED TO ACTUAL WORDS OF REQUEST!!!
see link
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myrtlerb
07/03/08 @ 10:01 PM
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My grandaughter's first word was DaDa
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gparents1
07/04/08 @ 01:51 AM
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It mostly dada but he has said in the last couple of weeks mama... Precious Children....
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GP
07/04/08 @ 03:49 PM
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My grandson's first word at around 6 months was "Teddy", my youngest Shih Tzu and his best friend!
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DeeDee
07/05/08 @ 09:11 AM
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