15 month old speech

Mine only says water, daddy, uh oh, no, a little bit of meow, a bit of caca. These are in our native language btw, not English. He used to say a few other random ones - had a sound for dummy, and one when he handed us things but we took dummy away, and he's not using the other one anymore either.

Dadda, daddy, mumma, nanna, bub bye, hi, quack quack, duck, duggee, bumpy, moo (cow), baa (sheep), uh oh, up and down, and she can sign please x

My little boy only has a few words - dada, mama, uh oh, bird, more - but my little girl when I was this age spoke LOADS. Think there’s a massive difference between boys and girls.

My little boy can say - mumma, dada, chair, duck, tractor, more, there, up, banana, nan, car, duggee, ta, hiya and can sign friends. He understands what lots of other words mean too!

My almost 15 month old can say-
Dada, mama, up, please, more, ball, car, bubble, apple, door, grandpa, nana, banana, cat, dog, knows the sounds of most farm animals and cat dog, water, bottle, book, snack, down . He also signs for please, thank you and all finished.

She can say mamma, dadda, papà, oh no, wow , ball, door, bau bau for dogs, nana for banana, top for stop and tappo for lid. She understands more than she says . She just started like this week and that’s so funny!

Dada, mama, nana, ta, he said brown bread once yesterday and never again 😂.

Not the same but he knows up, yes and no, ta, shoes, sheep, chicken, cow and book - the last 5 because he’ll show me them

My 15 month old can only say dad

Hi, bye bye, night night, mama, dada, both my brothers names and my dads, la luz (the light in Spanish), nariz (nose in Spanish), push, mas (more in Spanish), bubba (brothers nickname), puppies

Nana, uh oh, wow

Mama, dada, baba (ie baby for herself), hiya, ta ta (thanks), woof woof, dis (as in give me this/that lol), moo, ssss (snake), ticktock

My nearly 16 month old boy can say…
Mama, daddy, gamama for grandma, gandad for grandad, Rory (our dog), what, up, down, baby, teddy, bubbles, ball, digger, teck (for shrek), cracker, biscuit, chocolate, yogurt, banana, chips, strawberry, drink, crisps,no more, all gone, ready, go, bye bye, yeah, toothbrush, cheeky, pop, uh oh, wow

He does the animal sounds for…
Cat, dog, mouse, rabbit, fish, crab (snips his hands together), snake, bee, monkey, elephant, lion, tiger, dinosaur, cow, pig, sheep, horse, chicken, bird, donkey, car (brum brum)

He’s just started pointing to his body parts like hair, teeth, mouth, hands, feet.

My little boy understood everything we said before saying the words for example if say “where’s your drink” and he would look for it and then go find it (probs on the floor somewhere) xx

She has extremely good understanding, knows body parts and saying about 10-12 words x