Current Events > Do you have any memories from when you were very young? (Like 4 and younger)

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I remember crying when "Barney" came to my 4th birthday party at Chuck E Cheese lol. Then my grandma tried to cheer me up with one of those bloody thumb novelty toys she won from the prize counter. It didn't work. >_>

I also have this random memory of asking my parents to "watch" me go to the bathroom, but my pronunciation sucked and they kept thinking I was saying "wash". Idk how old I was but I can only assume it was around 3.

I also have very vague, hazy recollections of going to the hospital when I busted my chin open and needed stitches. No real clear images but I specifially remember a pale pink color, maybe one of the hospital beds lol.

I remember visiting my mom in the hospital when she was sick. I was maybe 1 year old.

What's really weird, is that I remember it from a third person perspective.

yeah. mostly extreme trauma.

Getting an injection for the first time when I was 2
Several flashes wandering around with my dog in a field next to our old house when I was 3

The earliest memory I have is being at the zoo and seeing a gorilla puke into his hand and then eat it again. I think I was about 2 or 3.

I also broke my arm around that same age. I don't remember actually breaking it, but I have memories of my arm being in a sling.

I think I do

Yeah, like a lot. I remember being potty trained and a few flashes of things from before then.

One of my favorites was going to the park with my mom, aunt and cousins. I got excited because some guy was playing fetch with his dog and I had never seen such a thing before. At the time, I was excited to tell everyone that the doggy had a stick. The issue was that at the time my st sounds came out as a d sound. I didn't get why everyone was laughing but enjoyed the attention so I kept repeating it. I didn't get the joke until years later

getting bit by an entire ant hill. my grandma had to save me. she lit a newspaper on fire and put it near my feet.

getting attacked by my grandma's chicken

my cousins locking me inside their house while we were playing hide n seek

i know these are from before I was 4 years old because I celebrated my 4th bday in an entirely different country away from my cousins and grandparents.

My earliest memory is numbers counting downwards in darkness and then a pure white gate opening and going inside it.

It then skips ahead to being inside my childhood home's kitchen and then preschool where I opened up a book for the first time.

I'm not religious or spiritual but I honestly don't think my first memory took place on Earth.
It was also in third person perspective.

Very few. I remember struggling tying my shoes in pre-school (what I would later learn was "embarrassment") and I remember a train set I had that smoked. Also remember the ride back from the hospital when my brother was born because I got to sit in the front of the car for the first time I could recall.

I remember going to the old Cleveland baseball field in 1993, as a 4 year old (current park was in 1994)

Despite being a very huge baseball fan, didn't know the rules yet. My uncle gave me gum

I have some memories from when I was 4, including my 4th birthday party at McDonalds and some scattered memories from preschool. Mostly the hallways, but a few specific things as well. I remember waking up from a nap in a lion costume that I was wearing for a play. I also remember waiting in a tent on stage in the same lion costume. I don't remember any of the specifics about the play though.

I have memories of a couple of traumatic events that happened well before I was 4. I remember falling in my grandfather's pool and my uncle quickly pulling me out. My parents claim I was only 18 months old at the time, but I don't think they're correct. I also remember climbing a slide that my mom told me not to climb. When I got to the top, I fell off and cracked my head open on the bottom step. I don't remember that part, but I can vividly remember going up the slide. I think I was 2 at the time.