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New Life
I was born at 9 pm, weight 2.3 kg. -
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The first two years
Growth and Development of Infants and Toddlers -
My first word
Cognitive - by age one, infant usually speak a word or two: by age two, language has exploded- toddleers talk in short sentensec and add vocabulary each day -
My first walk
Biosocial - I can stand and begin to walk alone, can change self from prone to sitting position -
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Early Childhood
Growth and Development of the Preschool Child: 3 to 6 Years -
I love cake and candy
Biosocial - Children continue grow from age 2 to 6, but at a slower rate. BMI is lower at about age 5 than at any other time of life. Children often eat too much unhealthy food nad refuse to eat certain other foods altogether, insisting that food and other routines be" just right". -
My frist swimming lession
Cognitive - Young children are avid learners. Child-center, teacher directed, and intervention programs can all nurture learning. The outcome depends on the skill and attetion from teachers, as well as on the specificc of the curriculum. -
My favorite outfit
Psychosocial - Children develop stereotypic concepts of sex differences and gender differences. Current theories give contradictory explanations of nature and nurture, but all agree that sex and gender identities become increasingly salient to young children. -
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Growth and Development of the Preschool Child: 3 to 6 Years
Growth and Development of the School-Aged Child: 6 to 10 Years -
Lost my first tooth
Biosocial - Physical, Dentition, at about age 6, the child starts to lose the deciduous teeth, usually beginning with the lower incisors. At about same time, the first permanent teeth, the 6-year molars, appear directly behind the deciduous molars. -
This is Thuong, my best friend
Psychosocial - The peer group becomes increasings important as children become less dependent on their parents and more dependent on friendds for help, loyalty, and sharing of mutural interesteds. Rejection and bullying become serious preoblems. Moral development, influenced by peers, advandces during these years. -
My sister was born
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My first reward in Math
Psychosocial - The peer group becomes increasings important as children become less dependent on their parents and more dependent on friendds for help, loyalty, and sharing of mutural interesteds. Rejection and bullying become serious preoblems. Moral development, influenced by peers, advandces during these years. -
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Adolescence
Adolescnece are confronted by marked physical and emotional changes and the knowldege that soon they will be responsilbe for their own lives. The adolescent develops a sense of being an independent person with unique ideals and goals and may feel that parents, care giver, and other adults refuse to grant that indepence. Adolescense may break up the rules just to prove that they can. Stress, anxiety, and mood swings are typical of this phase.Relationship with peer are more important than ever. -
I can eat by myself without my dad feed me
Psychosocial - The peer group becomes increasings important as children become less dependent on their parents and more dependent on friendds for help, loyalty, and sharing of mutural interesteds. Rejection and bullying become serious preoblems. Moral development, influenced by peers, advandces during these years. -
Biosocial
This is first sport that I played. I eat more and gain weight. -
Cognitive
My chemistry project group. -
Psychosocial
I have a very happy family. We are always taking care of each other. My parents are always supported me and be there for me no matter what. -
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Early Adulthood (18 to 25)
During early adulthood, the person tries to establish intimate personal relationships with friends and an intimate love relationship with one person. Difficulty in esrablishing intimacy results in feeling of isolation. -
Psychosocial
I got married on Jan 15, 2006. I married to my first boyfriend. We had a traditional wedding for two days. -
My new Life
First time i live away from my family. I flew 24 hours from Vietnam to US. -
Biosocial
I found down that I were pregnant three months on Aug 7, 2007. I did yoga exercises every morning. I ate a very healthy and good food during pregnancy; I also had no intake of alcohol, OTC drug and caffeine at all during that time. -
Jason, My son was born
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Cognitive
I graduated from Nursing school on July 28, 2011. I am a Licensed Practical Nurse. -
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Adulthood (from ages 25 to 65)
For many people, this phase means marriage and family, but for others it may mean fulfillment in some other way – a profession, a business career, or a religions vocation. The person who does not find this fulfillment became self-absorbed or stagnant and ceases to develop socially. -
Cognitive
My first day work as a nurse, Jan 13, 2012 -
My first word
Cognitive - by age one, infant usually speak a word or two: by age two, language has exploded- toddleers talk in short sentensec and add vocabulary each day -
I am enjoy reading book
Cognitive:
The optimal: Interest and ability in the arts may increase with age, as does the wish to become more spiritual. The life review helps elders understand their role in human experience, and they recount past history and enduring values. Wisdom is not necessarily the consequence of old age, but some elders are exceptionally wise. -
Psychosocial
My imagination when I will be 45 year-old. I would love to travel with my soul mate, enjoy life and nature together. -
Biosocial
As a nurse, sometime I have to physically help lifting the patient which led to back problems later in life. I have a small frame, Asian, low BMI, all those reason that I can predict myself later with bone and joint problems even though I drink lots of milk, take multivitamin daily. -
Vocation together
Psychosocial
Friends and Family: long-term marriages tend to be supportive, long-time friends are usually loyal, and relationship with grown children and grandchildren are satisfying. None of this is inevitable, of course; grandparents who take over the child care from their sick or absent children, for example, find surrogate parenting difficult. -
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Late Adulthood
Late Adulthood continues earlier patterns rather than breaking from them. Instead of living lonely isolation, most older adult remain social and independent. This final stage is the least understood of all, for it means finding satisfaction with oneself, one’s achievement, and one’s present condition without regret for the past or fear for future. -
Routine Exercise every morning
Biosocial:
Theories of Aging: many scientists are working to understand the aging process. While it is true that some parts of the body wear out this use, the opposite seems more the case, with exercise particularly importance to reducing the effects of age. Each species seems to have a maximum life span because of aging cells, which themselves may be affected by genetic forces and by aging immune system. -
End of Life
This is my End of Life.
