My oldest daughter was able to use vocabulary like that at age 2. My 5 other kids weren't like that. It's uncommon but it can happen.

A lot of "my kid said" posts are doubtful, and for good reason. I will say however, that my son spoke unbelievably well when he was 2..people always thought he was way older than he was because of that fact (and because he has always been very tall for his age, too!) I'll give this one the benefit of the doubt this time because it's not as outrageous of a claim as some of the "my kid said" posts can be! :)

I had a cousin who could speak like this at 2. She always got comments about how she could speak so well. I always thought it was normal

I heard a 2 year old rap a whole doja cat song and 3 senteces got you stumped? ha wow

My daughter could read at 3… get over yourself

My son spoke 3 languages at 2 🤷‍♀️ Only 1 of them not very fluent

2 of my 3 my kids had a crazy good vocabulary; they were having conversations by the time they were 2 ½. The other one was much more average, he didn't have full conversations until closer to 4.

I used to talk like that at around that age, even a bit younger. Very articulate. My brother says it was creepy af, like a tiny adult 😅

At 2 I felt I could give my son a briefcase and send him off to work! Later, he was in the gifted program at school, took college classes in high school, received a scholarship to K-State and since has held down very very high level jobs.

That’s barely a sentence compared to conversations I’ve had with lots of two year olds! I’ve known toddlers whose vocab would blow your mind! My son said his first word aged 4 months. Could say simple sentence like “drink please mumma” by age 1 (not clearly spoken words, pronounced more like ‘d**k pees mumma’ but very obvious what he was trying to say… both my kids went to Montessori preschool from age 2 1/2 and when we’d ask if something was right, where my husband and I would reply a simple ‘yes’ my kids would sa ‘that’s correct’ as that’s how their kindy teachers would reply…,they learn to converse by learning from the ppl who they r around a lot converse…

By 18 months, my daughter had a vocabulary of over 250 words and could put together complete sentences.

Here to say that I myself was that literate at 2, so it's possible

I have whole conversations with my 2 year old

My two year old has whole conversation with me

I'm a GM at a restaurant and I've come across a decent amount of kids in that age group who have pretty good linguistic skills for that age. I started reading at 2.

My daughter is 2 and speaks as well as most 4 year old's, using words like "otherwise" regularly. It happens.

At 15 months, my daughter could say butterfly and crocodile. She loved a childs book of animals and all were unusual with difficult names. By 18 months, she could say them all.

Yeah I have a 2 year old sister who barely can say one coherent sentence

My son was only saying two words sentences at that age!

I'm not denying your doubts but, some kids develop faster than others same with me.

He was 2 years And 363 days old😉

My nephew could speak in complete sentences at six months. Not all children develop the same so maybe you have a lot of slow people in your family sir. Less evolved is what I meant.

While a 24 month old child could probably not speak like that, a 35 month old child probably could. And both children are "2". Which is why parents use months for their kids ages. There is a HUGE developmental difference between a 24 month old and a 35 month old.

Our son used complete sentences when he was two. High IQ.

"Mama say no a lot" my kid first full sentence with 1,5 years old, answering to a lady offering him candy. Actually asking me if she could offer him a candy.

i agree when i was two i was constantly testing out if things were edible but my niece could read restaurant menus when she was two so who knows

Same but then again I also had a full vocabulary by 2y.o.

My youngest niece was forming full sentences by 2. Not that strange, really.

My nephew was telling stories only grown ups would tell, when he was 2! He's now a teen and very highly intelligent, already good at programming and architecture drawing! Very good vocab too.

My daughter could talk at the age of one . No doubts about a 2 yr old.

My daughter just turned 2 last April 7, and honestly she has a strong vocabulary even before she turned 2 than most children her age or older than her. She even knows how to use words she just often hear other people say. So much that most people she met always asks how old she is because she's so talkative.

My son at 11 months old was talking in sentences. Good ones too.

My eldest was speaking fluently at 18 months but my other two were almost 3 before they could speak fluently

No, no, simple words, it's the way they were strung together in a sentence that's smart. And if it is made up, well, still a cool story to make me TERRIFIED of my world.

Not saying I believe the story, but no, that's reasonable for a 2-year-old.

Depends on if he just turned 2 or is almost 3. Most 3 yo can speak in full sentences.

My nephew was fully verbal at 2.

My oldest daughter could speak simple words at 9 months, complete sentences by 2 and by 3 complicated sentences.

My then two year old brother was able to hold intelligent conversation at that age and he’s now nine and a grade ahead of his class

I agree.

Give people a break. It's entirely possible. Kids learn at different paces, so fuckk right off, shitpile fucktard.

my sister could say full sentences with words that my other sister didnt know until she was 7, though i also read to her a lot so thats some of it

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Probably also how much and how they are talked to, as well.