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First word

ZebraAutismo

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What were people’s first words? Mine was cow and my friends where snow so i’m wondering do autistics have more unusual first words then most people. I was 2 when I first spoke.
 
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O_o Unless someone wrote it down at the time it would be impossible to say reliably for anyone.

I don't know what my first word was... probably "mama" which is Russian for "mother" as it's close to a random baby noise anyway..
 
Not even sure I had a first word - no baby book. :) I can remember thinking I was saying things and getting really frustrated because no one could understand me. I do remember in speech therapy when she was teaching me to say squirrel and I said it perfectly, which surprised her. She said squirrel was the hardest word to say correctly.
But my oldest son who is self diagnosed - his first word was horse, which he said perfectly. Other than that, he was a late talker, too.
 
I remember my first words. It was a sentence: Merry Christmas, everyone.

I was almost 5.

I didn't use language before that.
 
My first word was applesauce. I was a little less that a year old when I said my first real word.
 

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