What age do babys start saying da da?

cause my son is 5 m,onths he will be 6 monthas on the 19th and he is already saying daddy

Answer:
just depends on the kids development
Some babies talk early some late anywhere from 6 months to 2 years.
about 5-6 months
6 months.
usually it is their first word, it is much easier to say.
They can start at 5 and six months babbling mama or dada . My daughter was also saying mama at 5 months but they won't really understand what it means until they are about 7 or 8 months
i think 6-8 months but it depends of the baby... some can star like in 1 year
depending on their developement it's usually 6-7 months for girls and 8-9 months for girls, but don't let that scare you because sometimes kids can wait till a year or more to start saying anything. That's perfectly normal.
It depends on each child and it also helps when they have siblings who speak to them a lot. My kids all started saying da da around 4-5 month and started walking around 8 months. My 2 yr old now speaks so clearly (and has been for a while) and already knows his ABC's and can count to 10.
at 3 months my daughter was saying mama and at 6 months she was saying dada..now at 1yr it sounds like she is saying s*it but theres no telling...
4 to 6 months
At this stage, your child will start to babble, combining consonants and vowels (such as "baba" or "yaya"). The first "mama" or "dada" may slip out now and then. Though it's sure to melt your heart, your baby doesn't equate those words with you quite yet. That comes later, when he's almost a year old.

Your baby's attempts at talking will sound like stream-of-consciousness monologues in another language, with endless words strung together. Vocalization is a game to your baby, who's experimenting with using his tongue, teeth, palate, and vocal chords to make all sorts of funny noises. At this stage, babbling sounds the same, whether you speak English, French, or Japanese in your home. You may notice your child favoring certain sounds ("ka" or "da," for example), repeating them over and over because he likes the way they sound and how his mouth feels when he says them.
Andy was 4.5 months when he said "Mama Dada"

We don't know what his first word really was
they talk when they are ready

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