Timeline Project

By dnbondy
  • Birth

    Birth

  • 4 months- Only Wants Mom (Psychosocial Development)

    (Psychosocial Development)
  • Crawling on all fours (Physical Development)

    Crawling on all fours (Physical Development)

    (Physical Development)

  • Taking Toys Out Even when out of sight (Cognitive Development)

    (Cognitive Development)

  • New Sister! (Biosocial)

  • Learned how to ride a bike (Biosocial)

  • Another New Sister! (Biosocial)

  • Started Kindergarten (Psycosocial Development)

  • Learning fun with water (Biosocial Development)

  • Diagnosed with Separation Anxiety Disorder (Psychosocial)

  • Mastery of Reading and basic math (Cognitive)

  • Last New Sister! (Biosocial)

  • Contracted Mono (Biosocial)

  • Knee Injury (Biosocial)

  • Started Middle School (Psychosocial)

  • Started playing the oboe (Cognitive)

  • Constantly having to make new friends because of changing school boundaries (Psychosocial)

  • Started High School (Psychosocial)

  • Brain Injury (Biosocial and Cognitive)

  • Graduated High School (Psychosocial)

  • My daughter was born! (Biosocial)

  • Graduated College (B.A.) (Psychosocial)

  • We got a puppy! (Biosocial/Psychosocial)

  • Bought a house (Psychosocial)

  • Started going back to school (Cognitive/Biosocial)

  • Casey started kindergarten

  • Get Married (Biosocial)

    This is totally speculation...that is not even on my radar yet

  • Graduate Nursing School _Cognitive/Biosocial)

  • Have a child (Biosocial)

  • Casey graduates from high school (Cognitive/Psychosocial)

  • Casey graduates veterinary school (Psychosocial/Cognitive)

  • Casey gets married (Biosocial)

  • 2nd Hypothetical child graduates from high school (Cognitive/Psychosocial)

  • Death of my father (Biosocial)

  • Hypothetical Child graduates college (Psychosocial/Cognitive)

  • Casey has a baby! (Biosocial)

  • Retirement! (Biosocial/Psychosocial)

  • Death of my mom (Biosocial)

  • More Grandchildren! (Biosocial)

  • Retirement Stuff...Traveling and visiting with grandchildren (Psychosocial)

  • Death (Biosocial/Psychosocial)