No.

My son has been a babbler/talker since about 4 months, when he first uttered 'Mumumumum'. I was thrilled the first time I heard it. And SO excited that Mum beat Dad. (I'm competitive like that)

Over the past 11 & 3/4 months, I have heard many strange drunk-baby-German words come out of his mouth. I've also heard some real ones.

One of those words, is 'No.' It's THE word at the moment.

He has a special serious face for this word. It's his favourite. It serves many purposes.
An example of our conversation this morning:

Me: "Good morning Bubby!!"
Eli: "No."
Me: "I love you too! Oh, I smell a poo! Did you do a poo?"
Eli: "Ma, muggie. No."
*insert horrifying morning nappy change*
Change scene. Loungeroom.
Me: "Are you hungry?"
Eli: "No"
Me: "Ok, well I'll go make your weetbix"
Eli: "No no no no no"
*eats weetbix in record time*

This is my translation of the conversation:

Me: "Good morning Bubby!!"
Eli: "Hi Mum, I love you so!"
Me: "I love you too! Oh, I smell a poo! Did you do a poo?"
Eli: "Actually, yes. And I'm quite uncomfortable. Could you change me please?"
*insert horrifying morning nappy change*
Change scene. Loungeroom.
Me: "Are you hungry?"
Eli: "Yes. My tummy has been grumbling for hours."
Me: "Ok, well I'll go make your weetbix"
Eli: "Excellent. I'll just wait here while you do that."

It appears I am dillusional. But I swear "No" definitely means way more than it should, with this child.

What word did your baby say first? Which is their favourite now? If you have older kids, what's their favourite phrase/question?