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I am going to use my development as a example.

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Eriksons stages Trust Vs Mistrust Birth to 18 months 

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Eriksons stages Trust Vs Mistrust Birth to 18 months 

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This is the first stage of Erikson’s stages of development. This is one of the most important stages of development because it shapes the child’s development of trust. Caregivers have to create a bond and trust. If babies are neglected or abused they learn mistrust, and will mess with their development.
-As a baby my parents gained the trust of me by taking care of the needs I needed. When I cried they comforted me, and took care of me when I was in need.

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Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt Age 18-3 Years

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Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt Age 18-3 Years

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This is the second stage in Erikson’s research of development. In this stage shows the growth of confidence and independence. Parents should support their choices like picking their own food, clothes, or toys. Parents shouldn’t shame or make the children feel like their choice is wrong because they’ll develop doubt.
-Around this age I was choosing my own clothes, and putting shoes on my hands, or putting them on the wrong feet. My parents let me do this so I was able to grow confidence in my own choices.

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In the third stage children tend to gain more self-confidence, and the ability to make decisions. If discouraged by parents it can cause guilt. However, if uplifted they will be more confident, and comfortable in what they choose. They won’t rely on others.
-As a kid I was very independent and confident. I thought I was always right. Whenever I answered questions or made decisions my parents would encourage me. They would agree with me, but when they didn’t they explained why, but weren’t very discouraging about it.

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In this stage children start to feel prideful and more confident in their own decisions. If supported by peers and family it encouraged them to be confident in their decision making. However, they can feel inferior or doubtful if looked down on for their decisions.
-As a kid I did have doubts about my decisions because people would tell me I’m wrong, and not always right. Then sometimes I’d be lifted up by my parents, but other times they would explain why I was wrong. Which sometimes made me feel looked down on.

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In this stage of Erikson’s view of development teens feel a sense of identity, and a clear vision of the future. They find a sense of self and explore options, and life itself. However, they become confused when looked down on by their decisions, and get concussed by others judgement for their exploration.
-In this stage which I’m about over with my parents were pretty encouraging for me to find who I am. However, it felt like other times I got looked down on my feelings, actions, and thoughts. My beliefs got looked down on a lot, so it confused me. This made me feel like my thoughts were wrong, and maybe I need to change. Others judgements made it hard for me to find myself.

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In this stage adults start desiring relationships, commitment, and love. In this stage adults find their idea of love, but others see it isn’t right, and finds pain and isolates themselves depending on the situation.
-I’m currently at the very beginning of this stage, and I understand why he believes this is normal development. These are the ages most feel like finding someone, and settling down with Prince Charming. They want love that they see in movies or around them, but realize it isn’t that easy. Right now I’m in a relationship, but I do feel like one day I’d like to settle down. However, life moves in mysterious ways. I see people get hurt all around me, so I don’t know how this stage will work out. Now a days I only see hurt.

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This is the seventh developmental stage. In this stage all these adults want to do is give. They want to give to everyone they love. However, it causes depression and regret if they feel like they can’t give, or don’t give enough.
-I haven’t hit this stage yet, however I feel as if I do it would make me feel that way too if I wasn’t able to give to those I love making their lives easier.

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The last stage when older folk look back at achievements, and thinking about what they could have done better, and regretting not doing something.
-I feel like this normal in development. I believe everyone will have those doubts, and regret not doing something in the past which can cause depression. I feel like I’ll be the same way if I live that long.

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In development I see people developing both negative and positively. It shows growth over the years, and goals. It also shows life isn’t easy, and the lack of care and encouragement can cause slower development, or negative development.
-I believe I am developing just fine, and that nobody is perfect. I feel like I will be developed decently when I am older.

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My future dreams are wanting to be a future educator. I want a small family. Three kids to be exact. I believe I want a spouse, but who knows where life will take me. I know I want to own a house with a nice yard for my children to play on.

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I believe I can become more giving over the years if I save money, and important belongings. If I save those items I can give to those I love in the future.

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An Important Event in Childhood, and What it Says About me in Erikson’s Stages?

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An Important Event in Childhood, and What it Says About me in Erikson’s Stages?

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Ages around 3-5. Initiative Vs. Guilt stage is the developmental stage I will want to talk about. When I was five I started Kindergarten. During that age I sat after making decisions, and gaining confidence in my abilities. It shows growth in my development because I was encouraged by everyone, but it shows how children grow, and how school is a great event that helps children do that.