Ma or Pa is the first word you utter when you're still a baby!

My first word was : NO !! I guess not to much has changed . I have never been afraid to say no

i never ask my parents what is my first word when i was a baby... but i think it will be mummy or daddy... either one... that is the most usual first word for baby i suppose... but this is an interesting discussion... i will ask my parents if i have a chance to tell me what my first word is when i was a baby... take care and have a nice day...

The first word that I spoke when I was a baby was crocodile. I know, weird. I didn't say mama or dada for months, but I said crocodile when I was about 9 months old. It's because I used to have animal wallpaper in my bedroom when I was a baby, and my Dad used to say the name of all of the animals while he was holding me. So that's why i learnt to say such an unusual word first.

I think no one will ever remember what they said first time when they started talking.If our mom or dad are ready to remind that and tell us.For me my mom was a teacher and she always went leaving me with my cousin, so i really dont remember what exactly i said the very first time.But i am sure that i must have called out my mama's name only..We in our language call a mother as 'Aai' so that is what i think i must have called out.

ma and pa is the word i used when i am baby.

My first word was incredible not the word "incredible", ok my first word was "birdy" my mom said we was walking on the garden with me on her arms and i pointed to a bird and said birdy birdy lol its was really fun when she told me realy really fun lol and since that ive been looking to birds with other eyes i can not explain how or why i feel like this with the birds i think its something especial:D...

Thats very interesting, you I never thought to ask that question and now my parents are gone, too late, I guess these are the things we should ask while we can and document for our-selves...

it is an interesting topic that you have listed and I think much research has gone by on this topic that what is it that a babt utters first time? It depends ! Generally it is with "mmmm or ma" then may be "pa" or some thing else that a baby staqrts his first utterance but my second grandson started with"DADA' and uttered it in great lenghths ---"dada" in hindi in India means grand pa that is ME.I was elated a I scored over "ma" or "pa" intersting? Has any study been made as to arrove at the pecentaage of the "maas" or the "paas" or for that matter "daas" spoken as a first word by a baby? I would be interested to know I think all the babies of the world behave in a similiar manner in all parts of the worls irrespective of their ethenicity ,religion,creed,geography,white ,yellow,brown or black skin Is there any scinentific data in this regard ? My grand son who is noew in Cabnada ( Iam in India) speaks dadi more cearly than that of dada his first words still are not ma or pa interesting? all the best

I can't remember the first word I uttered when I was young. Maybe, "Ma". I used to call the attention of my mother by saying that word at her. My mother always attend to my needs and calling her by that makes me feel comfortable.

I remember my first word were kang and kongs. Kong kong kong was the sound of ball I used to dribble when I was young, it is a small plastic ball. I also said Ma and Pa, Lo. And when they were giving me different name I cried , I can't accept the name because it is hard to pronounce.

Hi I have no idea what my first word was - and my parents aren't the kind of people who'd remember (which is quite sad really). My eldest said "HIYA" and my youngest was "TA" and these words stuck for quite a while before each tried anything else. My eldest would then try any word and babble something that sounded a little like what you were saying. My youngest didn't say much til he was just past 2 then he shocked us with a serious of long sentences and we were like where the hell did that come from?! It was like he'd been getting it perfect in his head before he said it. Now you can't get either of them to shut up!

Hello zearah, I would think da since it was easier than ma. If I ask my mother she probably won't remember.I only know my nephews said da before they said ma. I had one who said godzilla before he said mom or ma.I got to hear what I sounded like when I was a little kid from old movies my grandparents had of my sister and myself. I had trouble pronouncing the letter s until the family doctor cut some the excess so I could better pronounce words. I still have a slight lisp on the letter s.

Hi, My mom said i first said "Acha" i.e father in English. Well i think i have always been my daddy's girl. As i am the only child of my parents i was pampered by everyone but now also its my father to whom i go and say everything. I know whatever decision i take he will always be with me. I can just go and talk to him about everything. I love my father so much. I love my mom too huh hehe. Nice discussion my friend. Happy Mylotting.

Ma is the first word that I said when I was a baby. My father used to go to abroad that time, and my mother is the only person that take care of us.

I can't remember what can i say first when i was a baby.But i think i may call my mother before, because my mother was nearest me.Why do you able to remember!!