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Birth
I was born on July 21st 1993 in Dearborn Michigan. -
I can see more.
My sight was becoming clear and I was focused on looking at faces around two months old was part of biosocial development. -
It's talking time.
I began babbling when I was seven months old. I used to say ma-ma all the time and this showed my cognitive development. -
Attatchment
For my psychosocial development I used to cry when my mom had to leave to go to work when I was one and a half years old,but it my reactions showed a classic secure attatchment. -
Cognitive development- zoo trip
My family and I took a trip to the Detroit zoo. During our trip I kept fast-mapping, because I had a dog at home I kept thinking many animals were dogs. -
Biosocial development-bike riding
When I was about five years old my parents taught me how to ride a bicycle without training wheels. -
Psychosocial development-playmate
My neighbor Becca and I played school and pretented to be teachers, this type of imagination play is called sociodramatic play. -
Biosocial-neighborhood games
A bunch of the kids and I would get togetherto play freeze tag. We had differnt lawns and the street as boundries. I also stared taking dance classes and had my first recital around this time. -
Cognitive- making people laugh
After school I would rush home and tell them jokes because I was understanding more about language and metaphors. -
Psychosocial-friends
During my childhood I was quiet. It seems that shy kids tend to be unpopular, but I still had a group of close friends and I ended up being one of the ones with more friends and actually hung out with them after school. -
biosocial-puberty
A major part of my life began at this age, I had my first menstrual period. -
cognitive- all eyes on me
I started thinking that everyone was looking at me and judging what I looked like. From this point on, I started waking up early to put on make-up an dto choose nicer outfits. -
pyschosocial-relationships
At age 16 I got my first boyfriend. -
Cognitive-emerging adulthood
I started my first year of college at Schoolcraft to hopefully become a registered nurse. I started at a community college to save money. -
Pyschosocial-emerging adulthood
My boyfriend, Bryan, and I moved out into our own apartment. It is our first cohabitation. -
Biosocial-emerging adulthood
My eating habits have been unhealthy and I am starting to watch what I eat and work out. It is important to eat well and exercise to stay healthy. -
Cognitive-adulthood
At the age of twenty-five my brain will be completely developed and I will hopefully be able to learn more things and my intelligence should be at its highest. -
Pyschosocial-adulthood
Around this time in my life my children will be moving out on their own. My husband and I will be upset, but we will be able to have time just for oursleves. -
Biosocial-adulthood
Around the age of fifty one I will go through menopause. This is the decrease of production for estrogen,progestrerone and testosterone. -
Cognitive-late adulthood
By this time in my life my brain will start to slow down. I will still be able to recall memories and have conversations, but it may be more difficult for me to remember certain items. -
Psychosocial-late adulthood
Around seventy-six years of age I will be doing yard work, rearraging furniture and enjoy life around my house. I hope to volunteer my time, too. -
Biosocial-late adulthood
This is around the time of my death resulting from age and sickness that sets in. -
Dying
After taking a quiz predicting what age I would live until I got 94 years old. At this time in my life I was able to have a family and see grandchildren and take many trips.