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His Vocabulary
These are all the words that Jonah can currently say (or at least his best attempt to say) along with the way he actually says it. The ones in bold are the words other people, besides us, can understand when he says them. He still uses his signs for a few of the words, but has very few that he exclusively signs anymore.
( Updated 9/5/08 )
1. uh oh – “uh oh” (his first word, but the rest are not in order)
2. hello – “hew-woh” (usually puts his hand on his ear like a phone)
3. night night – “nie niee” (still signs – hand on the side of his head)
4. bye bye – “bai bai”
5. thank you – “tait too”
6. mommy – “mom-mee”
7. daddy – “dad-dee”
8. ball – “bah”
9. boat – “boh-t”
10. bubbles – “bub-ble”
11. slide – “ide” (11/4 “died”)
12. grass – “dass”
13. tree – “dee”
14. shovel – “bub-ble”
15. bucket – “bup-pit”
16. dirt – “dut”
17. dirty – “dut-tee”
18. trash – “dash”
19. bear – “beh” (11/4 “beh-ya”)
20. frog – “dog-a”
21. dog – “dog”
22. woof woof- “ooof ooof”
23. duck – “dut”
24. quack quack – “wak wak”
25. ooh eeh eeh ah (monkey) – “ooh ooh eeh ah”
26. brrrrrrrr (automobiles) – “brrrrrrrrr”
27. roar (lion) – “waaaaaaar”
28. moo (cow) – “boooo”
29. door – “doh” (11/4 “doh-ah”)
30. light – “die-t”
31. buttons – “bup-bum-ps”
32. remote – “boh-t” (11/4 – “ma-mote”)
33. breakfast – “bep-feps”
34. snack – “nak”
35. lunch – “nunch”
36. juice – “juice”
37. shoes – “joo-s”
38. socks – “docks”
39. glasses – “dass-sez”
40. cheese – “tees”
41. cracker – “dat-durh”
42. cookie – “doo-tee”
43. milk – “mnah” (still signs – open and close one hand)
44. bite – “bi-teh”
45. diaper – “bi-puh”
46. bath – “baf”
47. wash – “bosh”
48. potty – “bob-bee”
49. stopper – “bop-pah”
50. bunny – “bub-bee”
51. belly – “beh-bee”
52. nose – “doh-seh”
53. mouth – “bow-f”
54. eyes – “b-ise”
55. chest – “dess”
56. hair – “air”
57. toes – “doh-seh”
58. kick – “diht”
59. close – “doh-seh”
60. down – “dow-n” (11/4 “dow-nah”)
61. green – “dee”
62. purple – “bup-ple”
63. blue – “bwoo”
64. phone – “bow” (11/4 “bone”)
65. brush – “bwas”
66. spoon – “boom”
67. fork – “bor-t”
68. knees – “dees”
69. leaf – “deef”
70. bowl – “boh”
71. Nuh-Uh! – “nuh-uh!”
Added 11/4/08 – at this point, there no way to count ALL of his words, so I’m just adding some of his new favorite words.
72. tooth brush – “doot-bah-s”
73. pumpkin – “bun-tin”
74. ghost – “doat”
75. sandwich – “nan-nich”
76. chair – “day-er” (he also says “day-er” for book now too. I guess because we read there.)
77. baby – “bay-bee”
78. A – “hey” (Yes, he knows the letter A now and points it out!)
79. candy – “nan-dee”
80. snowman – “no-man”
81. santa – “nan-tas”
82. TV & CDs – “bee-bees”
83. Pooh Bear – “boo-beh-ya” (his first character to recognize because it’s on his wet wipes box, he also thinks poopy is “boo-beh-ya” because of that!)
84. Apple Juice – “ba-ba-boose”
85. Apple – “bab-oo”
86. Camera – “mam-mwa”
87. Picture – “ditch-ur”
Body Parts He Can Name and/or Point Out – As of 11/4/08
Hair, Ears, Eyes, Nose, Mouth, Teeth, Tounge, Chin, Cheeks, Neck, Shoulders, Elbows, Hands, Fingers, Chest, Belly, Belly Button, Bottom, Knees, Foot, Toes.

I won the July Digi Scrap Challenge of taking some favorite traditional scrapbooking techniques and doing them digitally. This was my entry!

Oh! I think I figured out what he wanted. I think he was asking me to turn on the light, which I couldn’t figure out how to do. I also think his “remote” sounds a lot more like “remote” now.