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Influences Of Early Childhood

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After 5 years of enjoying myself, I had been enrolled in school. The first time going to school was kind of nerve wracking, especially when you can’t find your mom and you were around with so many people that you don’t know. I feel lost. I become shy and quiet. Well maybe that was surely the act you would put when you don’t know anyone. You feel like you were traveling with a whole lot of unfamiliar worlds alone. I tend to do is think, just think and think until my mind wanders to a fantasy. Cliché, right? It was a whole lot of different stories. I’ve become aware of many other people and a new environment. It helps me develop my observation skill, and the result of that is I started to come up with so many questions until the time comes that …show more content…

Early childhood is the stage where a child has a critical foundation for the entirety of their life considerng this stage affects their life physically, mentally, emotionally, cognitively and spiritually. This is also the time when they can be easily influenced and their brains are being developed and molded. The environment around them can be truly adopted by the child easily. It will definitely have a massive influence in their life. So a proper guidance by the parent is very important for them to know what is right and wrong and for the child to be disciplined the right …show more content…

It was not the life I dreamt anymore. Teenage years were way beyond, adventurous with a bit of being confused and free. Let us start with the change I experienced physically, height and weight has surely changed. Acne starts to exist. Buying / choosing what to wear had been hard. Being a girl, you were introduced to cosmetics and high heels. Choosing a hairstyle had also been a decision that you spend time thinking. And I can just say that, ‘wow’, I actually do think differently now about this kind of stuff. And you might ask yourself, why? Why all of a sudden, I was conscious of how I look when in fact just recently this concept doesn’t come to my mind. I have observed people can change in just a blink of an eye. How magical this life can

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