| uh Oh | cookie | bubble | stick |
| bye bye | cracker | boat | hat |
| Mama | meow | Kix | bag |
| Dada | woof | ta da! | telephone |
| Bryan | close | no | bed |
| Jennica (ga ca) | closed | big | night night |
| car | Elmo | knee | kite |
| ball | bottle | toe | blue |
| book | key | guy | turtle |
| banana | choo choo | Koko (B&K's dog) | truck |
| shoe | moo (cow noise) | radio | yoyo |
| milk | baa (sheep noise) | box | mess |
| more | maa (goat noise) | bee | noodle |
| juice | peep (chic noise) | go | cold |
| baby | snack | kick | hot |
| grandpa (bah pa) | grandma (mamnaw) | nose | mouth |
| hole | heart | sock | bite |
| bike | clothes | poo poo | butt |
| fish | nice | cool | aunt |
| goose | clock | house | roar (lion noise) |
| lights | please | rock | meat |
| nut | bib | arm | eye |
| rice | nine | onion | millennium |
| ride | oops | matt | nap |
| blocks | beep beep | bowl | cup |
| Deena | Chris | moth | bat |
| mole | Ernie | moon | star |
| snap | Smith | black | balloon |
| pop | two | yak | money |
| quilt | home | God | school |
| dark | off | play | belt |
| Pooh | two | eight | toad |
| up | down | help | duck |
| on | hike | eat | light |
| pack | Barney | dog | pink |
| football | Megan (Megee) | hanger (hangy) | cake |
| plum | drum | tea | teeth |
| comb | grass | Bert | bank |
| bounce | bity bity | cut | dance |
| Donald | David | Davit | downtown |
| drive | flex | frog | glove |
| green | honey | heart | hamburger |
| ice | kiss | mouse | many |
| Mickey | night | one | orange |
| oval | purse | point | potty |
| party | pancake | run | red |
| Robbie | read | sick | skinny |
| stop | sit | slide | Toby |
| tape | Thomas | triangle | tell |
| me | walk | Walt |
Note that while Kyler says a lot of words, many of them he doesn't say
perfectly yet. If he starts talking to you, you may have to listen
very carefully to figure out what he is saying.
In addition to being a rather vocal child, Kyler also communicates through sign language. His sign language vocabulary is much less developed than his spoken words. Here are the signs that Kyler knows:
More (pats the palm of his right hand with his left-hand fingers)
Finished (sticks his hands out and sometimes turns them upside down)
Please (pats his chest)
Eat (puts hand to his mouth)