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k0095571

By k0095571

  • Beginning-Prenatal Development

    Conception to 24 weeks-bioscocial
    There are 3 stages in prenatal development
    1. Germinal--this is from conception until the cell imbed in the uterine wall
    2. Embryonic--this is from implantation until about 8 weeks.
    3. Fetal--after 8 weeks until Birth
    Fetal stage is the most dramatic of the stages in the amount of change that occurs. Although all the vital organs are formed by the fetal stage, the heartbeat becomes stronger, the digestive and excretory system finish forming.

  • Prenatal, 25 weeks to birth

    Physical-by this time the fetus is viable. Though life is possible, each day inside the womb increases odds of survival.Continued development of lungs, brain, and heart. Mother-child bond continues to intesify.

  • My birthday

    I am the first born. I don't remember this day. My mom didn't either for several days...they gave her so many medications that 3 days after my birth she told her mother to take the lawnmower out of her purse and take it home

  • First two years-Biosocial

    Wow, have I grown! I have tripled my birth weight and have doubled my height. I now have teeth and eating in a high chair.

  • First two years-Psychosocial

    I love to spend time with my grandparents. There is a new baby on the way to our family.

  • First two years-Cognitive

    I am two now, talking in short sentences, learning to dress myself and to brush my teeth.

  • Early Childhood 2-6-Biosocial

    My first memory is camping with my mom and dad. We went to Mammouth caves in KY. My dad carried me on his shoulders.

  • Early Childhood 2-6-Cognitive

    I am starting kindergarten. I am learning to write my name. My grandpa has taught me to tie my shoes. My teacher says I do it backwards. You see, my grandpa is left handed so I do it left handed.

  • Early Childhood 2-6-Psychosocial

    Now in first grade and the teacher is very strict. She puts tape on the floor and we have to keep our chair and desk inside the lines. She gives spankings. I have learned to stay in the background not to draw her attention.

  • Middle Childhood 6-11-Biosocial

    We have moved to a new house. Now I will be going to a new school and have to make new friends. I also started wearing my first bra. All very scary.

  • Middle Childhood 6-11-Cognitive

    I am a great reader in school. However, I am having trouble with Math and Social Studies. I find reasons not to go to school.

  • Middle Childhood 6-11-Psychosocial

    I have made it to the 5th grade. I have met my best friend Kristine. We are still friends today.

  • Adolescence 11-18-Biosocial

    I was heavier than a lot of the rest of the kids and my parents were very conservative with clothing. I was teased a great deal

  • Adolescence 11-18-Cognitive

    No computers or cell phones. Went to the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, Canada. Helped to plan the driving route and the event itinerary.

  • Adolescence 11-18-Pyschosocial

    My father received discplinary action at work causing great stress in our family.

  • Emerging Adulthood 18-25 - Cognitive

    Today I start college. It isn't long before I realize that I am totally unprepared for college.

  • Emerging Adulthood 18-25 - Biosocial

    I have been married for 2 years and today my daughter is born.

  • Emerging Adulthood 18-25 - Psychosocial

    Today my daughter turns one. I have enjoyed the past year so much teaching her and seeing the world through her eyes.

  • Adulthood 25-65- Bioscocial

    I boarded a plane for Germany today. My husband is in the military and that is where we will spend the next 3-4 years.

  • Adulthood 25-65 - Cognitive

    I have decided to go back to school to better my employability. I have discovered that I like school and like to learn.

  • Adulthood 25-65 - Psychosocial

    Today my brother passed away. I have had too many losses during my adult life--divorce, both parents have passed, and now my brother. Great joy did come with the birth of my son in 1995.

  • Late Adulthood over 65 - Biosocial

    I have changed my lifestyle to include a healthier diet and more exercise. I want to be able to enjoy my retirement years as healthy as possible.

  • Late Adulthood over 65 - Cognitive

    I am hoping that I will still be working part time, which means I will need to continue learning and keeping my license current.

  • Late Adulthood over 65 - Psychosocial

    My grandchildren will range in age from 19 to 16. I want to enjoy them and maybe take them traveling with me to see the world.