Essays on Childhood Memories Page 2

The following posting will define temperament and its relation to nature and nurture. The following posting will also discuss the relationship between child temperament and parent disciplinary style as it relates to goodness of fit. In conclusion, the following posting will share real-life observations of my sister’s temperament that are supported by recent research. A…

Thank you Dr. Nadine Burke Harris for addressing a truth that is too often denied. Your courage to speak out on this issue is extraordinary. Most people do not realize how early childhood trauma affects people into adulthood. For instance, the leading cause of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is not military combat, but rather growing…

Growing up, I was embarrassed of being Filipino. In fact, I frequently recount my shame in many of my childhood memories. As a child, I grew up in the countryside located in the northern tip of the Philippine islands. I grew up in nature, playing traditional Filipino street games and eating adobo, a famous Filipino…

A strange thing is memory, and hope. One looks backward, and the other forward; one is of today , and the other of tomorrow. Memory is history recorded in our brain, memory is a painter, it paints pictures of the past and of the day. Memory is the treasure house of the mind wherein the…

James Mcbride wrote an interesting and nice to read story based on his memories and memories of his mother. The first four chapters of „The colour of water” I read made me curious to discover more as there are several questions I want to find answers to: how did that happen that a Jewish girl…

I’d like to say my childhood was perfect, but I’m not about to tell a lie. Some of it was good, some of it was bad, and this is sort of a situation that began badly did, ultimately, turn out all right. Back then, I was eight, and my brother was six, and all I…