Your first word

[Abbie]

Okay I was just windering if anyone knows what there first word was, I dont know mine and I dont think my parents can remember either

[Siobhan]

I have no idea what my first word was but my daughters was "hi ya" and my son was my sisters name

[Kim]

Oh I was so common; Dadda. Shortly followed by calling the walunit a walnutit; wire watwee, and some other random invention for window.

[Abbie]

Oh I was so common; Dadda. Shortly followed by calling the walunit a walnutit; wire watwee, and some other random invention for window.

Awwww doesnt matter if its common at least you know yours

[Katy]

i think mine was Hiya.

I know someone whos little girls first word was City pronounced Citeh, in a stron mancunian accent how her dad pronounced it. That was an educated child.

[Chloe O'brien]

I have no idea what my first word was but my daughter's first word was kettle as she loved watching the singing kettle video's.

[di marco]

i dont know what my first word was, my mum doesnt know. i remember my sis asked her once and when she said she didnt know my sis said she wasnt a proper mother haha!

[Kim]

i dont know what my first word was, my mum doesnt know. i remember my sis asked her once and when she said she didnt know my sis said she wasnt a proper mother haha!

I don't think a lot of parents do, especially if it isn't something common. Because of the pronounciation, it is hard to make out. My dad probably has no clue that mine was 'Dadda,' and even sometimes mixes my birthday up with my mum's.

[Chris_2k11]

Mine was 'soapboards'

yes I lied lol hmm, im not sure

[Jojo]

Dunno about my first word - probably dadda, but I know that I did utter a number of expletives whilst waiting at a set of red traffic lights with my mum and my nan, and my nan commenting that you could tell who I'd been in the car with!! (my dad)

Things haven't changed much either!!