-I find the horse very magical, seeing the horse as if it's  flying and the other children are riding and enjoying it too. That's when I told my father that I want to ride it too because it's flying, and he just laughed at me and told me that horses don’t fly. According to Piaget, pre operational stage explains the importance of how the kid sees the things that a normal adult cannot see or understand. Imagining that everything exists even though it cannot be seen. 

 According to Erikson, Infants develop a sense of security based on caregivers’ responsiveness. If you give the child a sense of familiarity, consistency and continuity, then the baby will develop trust.

This is the timeline of how I grow, together with linked theories, happy reading!😁

This is me when I was 4 years old. (PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT) When I was in kindergarten back then, our teacher usually gave us an activity such as playing with others, groupings, and most of the time we interacted with each other. Which really helped me to get to know others and make friends. When we got close, we usually play in the playground such as climbing and running in the school fields (gross motor). The gross motor skills are the abilities involving the use of large muscle groups to perform movements such as walking, running, jumping, and other whole-body activities. 

I learned how to wash dishes at this stage, and showed it to my mom that the plates I've washed are perfectly arranged. I also have my books, and I always make sure to arrange them by size, including my pens. According to Piaget, this is the example of seriation in the concrete operational stage:  that children can order objects according to measurable qualities.