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My mom spoon feeding me my baby food and small fruits for me to eat.
"The critical element in developing trust is sensitive, responsive, consistent care giving." (Mccgraw-pg.150)

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My dad Playing peek a boo with me while I am upset to calm me down or make me laugh.

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I can use the bathroom on my own and do not need my parents to help me anymore.
"Having come through infancy with a sense of trust in the world and an awakening self-awareness, toddlers begin to substitute their own judgment for their caregivers'." (Mccgraw-pg.156)

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I know what foods I like and do not like, so my mom giving me a carrot I push away because I do not like it.

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At school I take the initiative to talk to other students or kids to try and make friends.
"At the same time, they are learning that some of the things they want to do meet social approval, whereas others do not." "There is an opportunity for growth represented by a sense of industry and a complementary risk represented by inferiority." (Mccgraw-pg.210)

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In school we would play games and I would be the first one to step up and take the risk within the game for a thrill, then others would join.
"There is an opportunity for growth represented by a sense of industry and a complementary risk represented by inferiority." (Mccgraw-pg.275)

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Going into highschool with my body changing using the internet to ask myself what is going on with my brain and body and finding a sense of who I was as a person.
"changes in the voice, and skin texture; muscular development; and the growth of pubic, facial, axillary, and body hair." (Mccgraw-pg.299)

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I understand what I would want to do in life and strive towards the goals that I have set within my mind.