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Owen's Word List

June:

up (first word)
go
grr (for lions, tigers, and bears)
baa (for sheep)
book
ball
down
Daddy
uh-oh
choo-choo
a monkey noise
an elephant noise
zebra
turtle
bubble
pop
vroom
signs for more and done
hello (to phone toy--sounds British because he has no H)
bye-bye
all done
hippo
mmmmmm for meow (squealiky)
mmmmmm for moo (less squeakily)
roar for lions and dinosaurs (grr is for bears)
hop, hop, hop (for bunnies)
ma-ma (means food)
sssssss (for snakes)
baa-baa means sheep
humph (says the camel)
ahh-h-h-h-h (says the alligator)
ruff-ruff (very high-pitched, for dogs)
apple
oh, no (with hands on cheeks)
thank you (when he gives people things)

July:

pinches with both hands for crab
Mama (finally!)
hot dog
duck
pops mouth open and shut for fish
juice
hi
bat

August:

Elmo
shakes head for "no"
Chava
egg
nods "yes"
ma-a-a-a-a (says the goat)
nana (banana)
open
ham
help
stop
whoo (says the owl)
neigh (says the horse)
neigh-neigh (for horse)
beep
honey
baby
ride
George
three (after someone counts 1, 2 . . .)
hen
abba (for his alphabet book)
munny (for "bunny")

September:

no
water
out
rhino
buddy (for the Curious Buddies)
uh-huh
snail (right now it sounds like "noooo!")
bib
there [you] go
moo-moo (for cow)
outside
bee
beep-beep (for a ride-on or push-toy)
round-and-round (the wheels on the bus go . . . )
home
yellow
red
boat

October:

wheee (for slide)
O-e (for Zoe, who is in one of his books)
roll
yogurt
one
GiGi
doggy
leaf
tree
Santa (without the S)
whee-whee-whee-whee (light saber sound effect)
batman
Oh-ee (for himself!)
Bob
eat
Ron
Em
night-night (refers to Goodnight Moon but also functions traditionally)

November:

happy birthday
wake up
no more
Dora
meow
hee-haw
ta-daa
hooray
knock-knock

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