Body Parts: Started with nose and eyes (i.e. loved to poke you in the eyes and say "eyes" and also says eyes for eyeglasses and sunglasses) then added knees, mouth, ears and checks (and maybe hair, but it's a little hard to tell if it's hair or head at this point
Clothing: shoes, socks, coat, hat, mittens
Animal Sounds: started with quack-quack, moved on to Moo and have added, Baa for sheep, Bow Wow Wow and Ruff Ruff for doggies, Ooh Ooh Ah Ah for Monkey, Roar for both lion and bear, Neigh for horse, Meow for cats (and squirrels), and a new favorite Doodle doodle do for Roosters
Food: Milk, Snack, Pizza (for both pizza and french fries), Apple for all fruit except nana (banana) and melon (watermelon or cantaloupe), Peanut butter, Cheese, Cracker, Water
B Words that Sound Quite Similar: Book, Boot, Ball, Bath
Expressions: Thank you (and you better say you're welcome or she'll keep saying thank you until you acknowledge her), ta-da (especially when we turn on a light), oh oh, oh no, alright, no mama no, no daddy no, no doggie no (see a pattern?) Up Above (meaning she wants you to sing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Stars), Ashe, Ashe (meaning she wants to play Ring Around the Rosie and loves the fall down part), upside down and some new ones - Oh, oh Spaghetti O and sorry (never used correctly) and clean up (one of my favorites)
Toys: Animals, Minnie Mouse (in love), Choo Choo (also in love with Thomas the Train), Baby (both toy and real ones - she gets very concerned when she hears one crying),
Others: doggie, hi, bye-bye, car, truck, puppy, bunny (the last two sounding very similar), jump, the names of all the kids in her preschool and her teachers, snow, hot (actually think she learned that one when we were in Houston in August), five for a high five, spoon, diaper, moon and 'back for Razorback, sit, walk, done, the end
Family: Nana, Meme, Paw-Paw, Pop-Pop, Tia Jo
She still has some unintelligible babbling and most of these words have some creative pronunciations, but she's got a lot to say lately so wanted to write them all down. She'll also usually repeat a word that you've said (usually the last one in the sentence), but I only included words that she says regularly. And a picture just to add one (before the Polar Vortex hit and we could actually be outside):
