Is this an Obama Baby or what?

My little Eli is really growing fast. He’s been making talking sounds for a long time, and he tries to imitate people who talk to him. He kept saying some word that sounded like okra, so we tried to get him to make a long O sound. Here’s a youtube video of my husband trying to get him to say Obama. He comes pretty close to saying it. Of course, according to my mommy ears he actually said Obama. He also likes to say uncle, good, and his favorite made up word is “enguh.”little-eli-says-obama.jpg

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10 Responses to Is this an Obama Baby or what?

  1. 1
    David Schraub says:

    I’ve missed baby blogging on this site. Good to see you take up the slack!

    Also, SO CUTE!

  2. 2
    Renee says:

    He is way too cute..awww

  3. 3
    Eva says:

    He looks like he’s just about to say something. Something witty and engaging.

  4. 4
    Genevieve says:

    He is the most adorable male baby I have seen this week (sorry, but my weekend was spent with my cousin’s baby daughter and my boyfriend’s one-year-old niece, so they take the cake overall…)

    You are a very lucky mother.

  5. 5
    Rachel S. says:

    Thanks guys..I promise I’m going to try to keep up the baby blogging since most of my days are spent taking baby pictures anyways. :)

  6. 6
    Ampersand says:

    Beautiful!

    I love how very young babies always look stoned…

  7. 7
    Myca says:

    Oh my goodness, that baby needs someone to eat his cheeks. Look at them! They’re so edible!

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    Fred Vincy says:

    Our 15 month old likes to wear her Obama button and calls it “bama” — we made sure she saw Obama on TV so she didn’t think “Obama” means “button”.

    Of course, one of her first two-syllable sounds was “ah-goo”, and her brother insists it was “Al Gore” — months before mama or dada!

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    midwestern transport says:

    oh wow, he’s really grown! what a sweetie.

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    meegs says:

    My friend’s godson just started to talk, and one of his first words was Obama. Serious.