DS would babble jibberish and had a decent vocabulary, but would only say one word at a time until about 22-23 months. He turned 2 earlier this month and I swear that he started saying full sentences overnight a little bit before his birthday. He now tells you all about everything.

Right around his second birthday, maybe a month before.

Anonymous wrote:17.5 boy: he went from saying 5 words to repeating everything.
I would not worry OP, most kids in DC's play group say very little if anything. My child does not say much around other kids as well, so you would never suspect him in being chatty

OP here, this is interesting. DS is very "chatty" too, when he's home. By chatty I mean, he just babbles away, as if in real conversation with us. He repeats everything, but he only has about 40 single words or so. He has his moments at daycare, but is mostly quiet, just like the other kids in his classroom.

Thanks for sharing your experience!

Between 2-2.5, when she started daycare. It was late and I was worried, but once she started she talked all the time and quite well. Now you can't shut her up.

Month after turning 2. Now she's four and noticed for her large vocabulary.

For my daughter, 13-14 months. For my son, 17-18 months. Both were early.

about 22 months for dd, including singing many songs. she said her first 6 word sentence around 15 months.

around 20 months. 19 months is still very early, especially for a boy.

Literally the week of his 2nd birthday. I was getting worried because he only had 20 words, and maybe 20 signs.

My daughter has 20 words now at 15 months and picking up 4-5 per week. Different for all kids.

17.5 boy: he went from saying 5 words to repeating everything.
I would not worry OP, most kids in DC's play group say very little if anything. My child does not say much around other kids as well, so you would never suspect him in being chatty

20 months

21-22 months

20 months

Around the age of 2.

Still waiting…DS is 19 months old.