15 month olds

My baby is 14 months (April 29th baby) and is in. Size 4. He is probably about 22-23 pounds... says Hot!, what's that? And Dada .. still no mama 😰

I wouldn't say she is behind. Every baby goes at a different pace. She is adorable.

She's just under 19 pounds but is pretty tall. She's in size 4 diapers.She doesn't say many real words but has started associating making certain sounds with things (she makes a few different animal sounds, occasionally says mama (rarely), tries to say cat and will sometimes surprise us with a word like cookie but doesn't use them on a regular basis and that's a recent development). She also has a good understanding of what we say. She'll go to the closet for example if I say we're going outside because she knows her shoes are there.The doctor wasn't concerned at her 15 month appointment and said as long as she's associating making sounds with meaning she's ok.

Almost 23lbs in size 3 huggies. We are on our last box of 3s & will be going to 4s because the 3s are starting to get snug on her hips.

my son is still in size 4, weighs 23 lbs. however I've noticed he's filling them more quickly and definitely overnight diapers are not holding it all. he'll be moving up a size soon.

My son is almost 15 mos and he only says mama dada and calls our cats gagas. Yet, we have a friend whose 16 month old knows like 12 words. Every kid is different. Mine just babbles a whole bunch of nonsense all day long.

My daughter is 22lbs and in size 5 diapersShe says everything. My pediatrician says she is very advanced in her vocabulary. Every baby is different tho so I would not be concerned

My daughter is 20lbs and in a size 3 still. She says a couple words, but not often. I'm not worried about it, she'll get there.

My son is in size 5 diapers during the day and size 6 diapers at night. He is 32 inches and almost 23 pounds. We do use the honest company diapers though, which runs small.

My daughter is in size 4 as well, but she is 20 lbs. Don't worry about speaking, she will get there! We are so eager for each milestone that once we reach one we worry about the next! 😊