New Words from 11 Months to 18 Months

Our little baby has turned into a big baby - or a big boy depending on how you look at it.  It's amazing how quickly he's learning.  Every day he comes up with a new word or a new demand.  I've kept track of his words since he started speaking.  He babbled Dadda starting around 8 or 9 months, but I don't think he really meant it until he was around 11 months old.

11 Months
Dadda

12 Months
Dut (Duck)
Dut (Dog)

14 Months
Momma
Truck
Uh Oh

15 Months

Hi
Bye Bye
Please

16 Months

Bubbles

Agua (for all liquids)

Baby

Ball

Nana (banana)

Cuckoo

Eeee (eat - while pointing his finger to his mouth)
Squirrel
Book
No
Hot
Bopple (apple)
Pappa (Pasta)
Pee Pa (Pizza)

17 Months

Bobby/Boppy/Baggy (Baggy - his snugly fleece halo sleepsack that doubles as his comfort object)
Bee bee (TV)
Buh (bird)
Buh (bear)
Are nyo (love you)
Boat
Jat (Jack - his cousin)
Mia (his cousin)
Aee (means auntie in Taiwanese)
Agoo (means uncle in Taiwanese)
Ahma (means grandma in Taiwanese)
Cwacka (cracker)
Pool
Poo Poo
Mee Ma (Also means Mommy)
Park
Head
Ear
Eyes
Teeth
Nose

18 Months
Watch
Outside
Peach
Cock cock cock (for cockle doodle doo/rooster)
Outside
Shoes
RV
Downstairs
Beach
Bus
Boat
Patrick (his cousin)
Ahcong (means grandpa in Taiwanese)
Apple
Beach
Gwace (another cousin)
Brew Brew (another cousin) - he's so lucky to have all his cousins close by!
Bapis (Thomas and Friends)
Bob (Bob the Builder) - I know he's not supposed to watch TV yet, but I let him watch 15 minutes every day.
Leedo Leedo (sound of a siren)
Hat
Muk (Milk) -- he finally got it
Coppuh (Helicopter)
Xie Xie (thank you in Chinese)
Cold
Inside