Today Autumn turns 18 months old. We’ve noticed that we are able to communicate more with her lately. Today I counted the words she knows and uses and realized why: she currently uses 154 words with frequency and knows more that she needs reminded of (such as grandma, honey, etc). I have no idea if this is normal or extraordinary. Here they are in no particular order:

mommy, daddy, Autumn, duck, bunny, owl, bear, kitten, cow, peacock, donkey, chicken, mew mew, moo, hoo hoo, chair, up, down, plate, fork, cereal, oatmeal, egg, broken, socks, shoes, clothes, shirt, hair, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, fingers, hand, thumb, toes, belly, tattoo, privates, all gone, all done, draw, color, button, letters, please, thank you, bye bye, see ya, milk, water, apple, peas, bread, tortilla, pb, pjs, bedtime, shower, bathtub, two, three, five, stuck, push, more, ukulele, book, bible, pray, amen, outside, play, tea, coffee, corn, dirt, dirty, flower, hot, cold, no no, ball, baseball, go, bubble, light, glow worm, giraffe, rock, kids, cars, truck, bus, cycle, tree, knee, elbow, shoulder, blanket, diaper,trash, puppy, fish, computer, bush, dance, block, pee, poopy, potty, toot, burp, oh no, uh oh, oops, sit, time out, working, stinky, floor, box, lotion, brush, chips, pizza, ow, wow, cheese, boo boo, baby, glasses, spin, gecko, pasta, rice, juice, candle, gentle, shake, airplane, birds, where’s, banana, raisins, oranges, pancake, bee, fly, door, sticker, coffee, paper, clock, cracker.