Just can't rush it. A pediatrician should be able to tell you when it's getting worrisome if baby's not talking. It sounds like you're doing everything, just takes some patience.

I wouldn't be worried. Children talk at all different ages! My 16 month old daughter talks almost as much as my nephew who is almost 3. I've heard that they should have at least 20 words by age 2 (which really isn't as much as it sounds). She'll start talking more sometime, and then you'll probably wish she wouldn't talk so much :o)

I wouldn't worry that much. My little brother only had 3 words in his vocabulary at that age: mama, eat, and woof! He is now a healthy 21 year old adult with a normal vocabulary.

Every baby is different--your daughter will learn at her own pace. Don't try to force it on her at that age.

Just take it easy and give it time. She's only 14 months. She sounds right on track to me. Over the next few months she will transform from a baby into a small child. It will amaze you how quickly this will happen and you will find yourself wishing for a little peace and quiet once that kid gets chattering! I have a friend with a 17 month old daughter that I see quite frequently and even if I don't see her for like a week, she will have learned new words or grown up in some way since the last time I saw her. She now only says a few words herself like "no" or "hi!" or "more please" or "buh bye" but she will repeat any word you tell her to say and understands what you are telling her. It won't be long before she's talking in full sentences! I babysat for a little boy who I didn't see for about three months during this age. I literally left and he was a baby and came back and he was a little boy! Crazy how fast they grow!

I wouldn't worry about it.  Every child is different and develops at their own pace.  At that age they only look for them to know and say between 2 and 5 words.  My son is 13 months and only says up, uh-oh, and dada.  I try to get him to say mama but he just thinks that is funny and laughs.  I would just continue to read to her and her vocabulary will increase when she is ready.  Remember that even if though she is not using very many words by reading to her, she is storing those words in her memory for use later.

I agree with everyone else - I wouldn't worry. I'm sure you can tell that she understands what you're saying, so she does have some vocabulary - she just doesn't feel like using it! A couple of my nieces have surprised us out of nowhere by saying really complex things when we thought they could hardly say anything! It's so funny when that happens.
When one of my nieces was little though, she wasn't talking for a long time. My SIL asked her doc about it, and he said as long as she seemed to be hearing ok and wasn't making any un-human type noises, everything was fine and they could just wait longer.
"Walk by 1, talk by 2."

I wouldn't worry about it just yet. Is she walking a lot? If she is still in that "almost" phase, that is probably what she is putting her energy into. My son was 16 months when he first started walking, and I found that once he was up and running, he had time and energy to increase his vocabulary. He's 2 1/2 now, and people always comment on how well he speaks (not just clear, but also full sentences that are usually grammatically correct). Kids usually focus on one development at a time. 14 months is very young!

Just keep reading to her, and don't put too much pressure on it. If you keep it fun for her, and if you encourage her, she will get there when she's ready. Believe me, by the time she hits that phase, you won't be able to count all the new words she learns in just one short week!