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My mom found out she was pregnant.
Prenatal development had began. I am due December 6, 1991. -
Labor has began
My mom was in and out of labor for almost four days before I was born vaginally. -
Day of Birth
12:30pm. 9 pounds, 3 ounces. 22 inches long. dark brown hair.
3 weeks late! -
Period: to
The first two years: Cognitive Development
I was absolutely OBSESSED and addicted to my pacifier. -
The first two years: Biosocial development
Sat up by myself.
First time crawling. -
The first two years: Cognitive Development
Favorite game was peek-a-boo. -
The first two years: Biosocial development
First steps. -
The first two years: Cognitive Development
First simple word: DADA. MAMA. "UCKY" (sucky/pacifier) -
The first two years: Psychosocial Development
Became super attached to my mom, and wouldn't even let my grandpa hold me so she could shower. (Separation Anxiety) -
Early Childhood: Psychosocial Development
Started playing my first team sport : tee-ball. -
Early Childhood: Psychosocial, Cognitive Development
Started Kindergarten. -
Early Childhood: Biosocial, Cognitive Development
Started first grade. Read my first chapter book, and could write in print and cursive. -
Middle Childhood: Biosocial, Psychosocial Development
Joined my first travel volleyball team. I will continue to play volleyball until I am 16 years old. -
Middle Childhood: Cognitive Development
By 9 years old I competed in my first Math competition for advanced students. -
Adolescence: Biosocial Development
I had my first period at the beginning of seventh grade. -
Adolescence: Psychosocial Development
In eighth grade I started being more interested in friends and "boys" as "boyfriends". -
Adolescence: Cognitive Development
Was consistently an all A student, honor roll, and president of student council. -
Emerging Adulthood: Biosocial Development
Lost my virginity. -
Emerging Adulthood: Cognitive Development
Graduated High School and Applied to college. -
Emerging Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
Moved into an apartment with my best friend, Kayln. -
Emerging Adulthood: Biosocial, Psychosocial Development
I found out I was pregnant with my son. -
My son was born
Biosocial, Cognitive, Psychosocial Development. Having your own child makes you learn and develop in every single aspect of your life. Colton was born at 8 lbs, 9oz, 21.5 inches long. -
Adulthood: Cognitive Development
I've decided to focus on my hobby of writing stories and improving my vocabularly rather than boring numbers and money keeping. -
Adulthood: Biosocial Development
I reach menopause, my body is changing and I can no longer have children. -
Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
My son has a child of his own, I officially have grandchildren to spoil and help care for. -
Late Adulthood: Psychosocial Development
People refer to adults my age as frail and weak, yet I am going to be completely my third triathalon because I ate healthy and worked out daily thorugh-out my young years. -
Late Adulthood: Biosocial Development
Although diseases become more predominant at this age, I am going to take great care of myself by exercise and healthy eating. I hope to be teaching yoga and 4 star all inclusive resorts while enjoying my family actively. -
Late Adulthood: Cognitive Development
Some of my friends may have Alzheimer disease, but my brain is going to be ticking away at remarkable speeds, killing the crosswords in Sunday paper every week, reading and continuing to remember my previous years hopefully forever. -
Death
I will pass away at the age of 91. I hope to be surrounded by family and friends, passing quietly and satisfied with a long, happy, fulfilled life.
