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Carl's Vocabulary

I had intended to keep track of Carl's vocabulary up until he turned 2 years old, like I did for Soren.  But he has already learned so many words, I can't keep up with him.  So I have decided to post my list now and stop worrying about keeping up with his blossoming abilities.  Especially at the end of this list, I am certain some words are missing. Not as many as would be if I kept trying to keep in the next few months, though.

By one year:
boom!

By thirteen months:
bye
done
hi
I see a
Mama
ouch
ta da!

By fourteen months:
baby, ball, banana
Daddy, down, dropped
I want
J
milk
no
some
that, this
uh oh, up

By fifteen months:
apple
bite, blanket, block, butt, button
cookie, cracker
dill, dog
end
fish, food
go
H, hat, hello, help, hot
light, look
meow, Mommy, monkey
nut
oatmeal, outside
phone, please, play dough, potty
shoe, sock, stick
water

By sixteen months:
amen
back door, bath, bathroom, book, boots, bye bye
candy, car, Carl, cat, Cheerios, church, clap, clean up, coat, couch, cow, cup
dark, diaper, dinner, doctor, doot, drink, duck
eat, Emma
fix it, fork, found
gate
harp, high chair, horse
I got you!, I love you
leaf, lips
manamana, marker, marshmallow, mine, mitten, moo, moon, movie, Muppet Show
neigh, nope, nose
oink, ok, out there
pajamas, paper, picture, pizza, prayer, puzzle
quilt
rabbit, read, roar, rock
sandwich, sheep, shirt, sit, slide, Soren, spoon, stairs, sticker, sucker, sweater
teeth, thank you, that's right, throw, tomato, tower, toys, tree, turtle
Wally, walk, walker, watch, we made it!, wow
yoghurt, yucky

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