More Words and Animal Sounds

Emilia's now 16 mos, and the following is her current vocabulary (I'm sure I've forgotten a few).

Anatomy: Head, Eye, Nose, Mouth, Cheek, Ear, Belly, Feet, Toes
Food: Food, Water, Apple, Cracker, Cheese, Blueberry, Cherry, Cereal, Bread, Rice
Commands: All Done, Open, Close, Up, Down, Walk, Ready, Bite, No, Wait, Hi, Bye, What
Names: Mama, Baba, Anna, Bradley, Erica (our nanny's kids), Baby
Animals: Dog, Duck, Bird, Owl
Stuff: Airplane, Car, Bug, Ball, Box, Swing, Hat, Light, Backpack, Bubble, Good Girl, Poo-Poo, Rock, Sock, Shoe

*Edit - Added on a few more words she reminded me of this morning.

These are words that she says clearly (at least, to us), and understands the meaning. There are quite a few other words she understands, but hasn't quite figured out how to say them yet. And there are also the words that she creates - ba for banana, and baby for yogurt (because there's a picture of a baby on the container).

Rather than video her spewing out all of these words, I decided to catch another talent she's learned - making animal sounds. This debunks the stereotype that only the male gender can make quality animal sounds ;^)