Here are the understandable parts of Robyn's speech so far. Most of what she says is still gibberish but she is definitely getting there! For words requiring translation, the meaning is in parentheses.
‘an’s (hands)
apuhl (apple)
ba’oon (balloon)
baby
ball
bankie (blanket)
batdh (bath)
baunne (bunny)
bear
beep
bike
boat
book
buckle
bud (butter or peanut butter)
bug
buten (button)
cacker (cracker)
cackle
cap (clap)
car (may mean auto or sock)
chee (tree)
coat
cock (sock)
cup
Daddy
dahl (doll)
dapper (diaper)
dog
donkey
eye
freckle
gack (duck)
ghee (Canadian geese)
hat
hug
ight (light)
ing (swing)
jean (jeans)
Kahey (Sharon’s grandson Corey)
kykey (cookie)
m’rauw (cat)
Mommy
moon
muhl (mail)
muhlk (milk)
naner (bananna)
nant (ant)
no
noe (nose)
p’ane (plane)
pant (pants)
pee (can mean bathroom – usually used in reference to someone else)
phone
schauer (shower)
seep (sleeping)
Sharon
shirt
shoe (shoe or shoes)
supper
tar (star)
tau (tower)
toe
uh-oh
Phrases
Hi baby
baby seep (the baby is sleeping)
sis (insert word here – probably means this is or that is)
ga gone (all gone)