LEANA TRAN My Timeline Infancy As a baby

LEANA TRAN My Timeline

Infancy As a baby, I learned how to walk around 12 months. I loved pacifiers, and I did not really have my parents around. I was mainly at daycare due to my parents working hours. I did not experience “secure attachments” with my parents or caregivers. As being a 12 month old, I developed my gross and fine motor skills. G R I L

Early Childhood � From a very young age, I have experienced allocare. I lived with my grandmother most of my life, up until age 5. Around 5 years old, I started going to kindergarten. During this time, my motor skills were developing. I was copying the alphabet letters and unique designs. During recess, I would climb the playground sets and throw the ball around.

Middle Childhood As I was approaching middle childhood at age 6, my little sister was already 3. I learned that anything I gave her when she was younger, it would end up in her mouth. Through 6 -11, I realized my body was changing. I was growing more “mature” and taller. Although, puberty has not happened yet.

Adolescents � Currently going through my adolescents years, I would say it is one of the hardest times I have experienced. Everything is being thrown at you for example: graduation, college, work, social life, independence, stress, and more. There are so many things to think about, especially who and what you want to be in the future. I learned a lot about my early adolescent years. My body started to change, my hormones were like a roller coaster. This is where I also had a growth spurt. I stopped at 5 feet and 5. 5 inches, I wish my parents gave me traits to be taller. My secondary sex traits also started to appear.

Sabrina � My youngest sister had a huge impact on me. I learned from a young age how to “cosleep” with an infant. Apart from that, I learned about the many different stages that babies go through. Sabrina was a fast learner, but when it came to walking, she did not walk at 13 months. Sabrina started to walk around 16 months, which frightened my parents a little.