why do you think it is that most babies say daddy first??
By verna king
@letshefun93 (12)
United States
August 24, 2017 6:49pm CST
well this question came up between my husband and i one day shortly after my daughter started saying daddy (she started saying daddy before dada oddly enough). my husband said something to the affect of it's easier to say but it was quickly ruled out by the fact that she could already say "stop it mommy" at 6 months. after some contemplation i came to the curious conclusion that since technically the child was with and comes from the father first so once the child is born it automatically acknowledges where it originally came from first. idk maybe i'm way off but that's what i think.
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@toniganzon (72281)
• Philippines
25 Aug 17
it's quite the opposite here. bAbies say mama first before dada.
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@letshefun93 (12)
• United States
25 Aug 17
my daughter learned mommy first but all her cousins learned dada first
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@resukill22 (25050)
• Las Pinas City, Philippines
25 Aug 17
It because I think daddy is very easy to say, like my son now. Daddy is the first word that he said.
@letshefun93 (12)
• United States
25 Aug 17
@resukill22 it was until she started wearing my name out!! lmao
@augusta123 (6649)
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25 Aug 17
I think it just natural for babies to call Dada first.can't seem to wrap my head around it.
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@letshefun93 (12)
• United States
25 Aug 17
my baby said mommy fist as well but i understand what you're saying
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@letshefun93 (12)
• United States
25 Aug 17
interesting hypothesis i don't have statistic but i think it would interesting to research thank you for the idea
