"Huss" (Horse)
"Piddow" or Piwow" (Pillow)
"Ni-Ni" (Night Night)
"Pidah" (Diaper - it's basically the same word with the 'p' and 'd' switched)
"Melk" (Milk)
"Nunch" (Lunch)
"Dight" (Light)
"Bus" (Bus)
"Vodka" (Vodka - don't ask)
"Putchuh" (Picture)
"Shree" (Three; We say "One...two...." and Liam says "Shree!")
"Puts" (Spot; As in Spot the dog in one of his books. Also some letters switched around there)
He also has a crazy word for wheel that never gets said just once ("whida whida whida"). Anything with wheels is really exciting to him. And somehow, even though he can't actually see them (because they are below the platform), he knows that the subway rides on wheels. When the train pulls into the station Liam starts turning his hands and saying "whida whida whida".
By the way, I'm still only counting words he can come up with on his own in the right context. There are lots more he repeats if prompted (boot, boat, snack, and jacket, just to name a few).
Also, he can correctly identify his head, eyes, belly button, teeth, and feet now. Although sometimes he gets his eyes mixed up with his nose and ears.
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