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Birth
I was born on July 18, 1999. This is the most important part of my life. I was born in Chandler, Arizona. -
Skyler's First Words
I had said my first word they made sense and was actually in the English dictionary. My first word was "Mom". This is one of the first moments where a parents truly recognizes how much there child has grown. I said this a little before 7 months. -
Skyler's First Steps
I took my first steps. I was a lazy child so I didn't walk until my first birthday. my parents had made me walk, but once I did i got the hang of it. -
Skyler's First Sport
The first sport I played was soccer. I started playing soccer at the age of three. This was important because this is when I first started pushing my body limits physically. -
Learned to ride a bike
I learned how to ride a bike which had taught me intense balancing. I didn't know it at the time but this would become my favorite Hobby/Sport to this day. This also lead to my first broken bone. -
First Broken Bone
I broke my first bone when I fell off my bike and my cousin ran it over with his bike. This is important because this was my first experience of true pain. I did surprisingly good and didn't cry a lot. -
First Instrument
I started to learn how to play my first instrument. My first instrument was violin, which makes you use both of your hands in very different, yet precise ways. This was my first real experience with advanced multitasking. -
First Major Win
I got 2nd place in a baseball championship. This was my first major victory which made me hungry for more. This is important because without major victories it can leave a child feeling not at all Superior. -
First Long-Term Relationship
I had my first long and meaningful relationship. This is important because it can help bring meaning in life, especially at the age of a teenager. This also brings great maturity and makes you thinks about others first and be able to teach empathy. -
First Job
I got my first job on the summer of 2016. A job is a important milestone because it makes them have to learn how to save money and spend it on what is most important first. It really forces maturity onto a teenager and forces them to learn to let conflicts go.
