i think its highly possible to teach you baby how to say momma or dadda early ..all it takes is talking to them everyday letring them know who you are..my son just woke up from his nap crying and saying momma three times and hes 2 months old...Lord it melt my heart! !
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@ginag918, its possible lol...my son was cooing at that time too..still does lol..never doubt a baby thats for sure!
Lol my boyfriend swore the baby said dad when she was like 2/3 months old but she was cooing making sounds from the first week on so I guess it's possible lol
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