Timeline by Keira Mizula

Prenatal stage

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:05:53 UTC

This stage is from conception to birth. In this stage the child is a zygote. The birth defects can occur from mother who inhales toxins. Social/emotional characteristics are not developed during this stage. Care depends completely on the mother(eating, exercising, etc.)

Infancy(Trust vs. mistrust)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:09:56 UTC

This stage is from birth to year 1. The weight triples/quadruples to 21 to 27 pounds. Length of the baby increases to 29 and 30. Vocalization progresses to several words. They also are able to obey simple commands. In this stage they are dependent on others for survival which they require love, care, warmth, and other physical comforts.

Toddler(Autonomy vs. shame/doubt)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:15:35 UTC

This stage is from age 1 to 3. The child is running, jumping, talking more. Their body grows and changes into proportions. Their head no longer looks oversized for the body and teeth become present. The child is able to understand simple instructions, have short attention spans, attitudes, as well as temper tantrums. They are some what independent in skill learning but still dependent on others. Parents tend to be overly protective.

Preschooler(initiative vs. guilt)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:18:31 UTC

This stage is from age 3 to 6. Child has improved sense of balance, can skip, jump, jump rope, and skate. During this stage the child gets taller and thinner. They speak quite well sentences and are aware of the people and their environment. Socially they tend to build confidence. Parents allow the child to seek out new experiences and knowledge, as well as new activities.

School age child(industry vs inferiority)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:21:17 UTC

This stage is from age 6 to 12. They gain a sense of morality. The child begins experiencing puberty and permanent teeth. They develop logical thinking and can see things from different perspectives. Personal accomplishments are met and can get heavily influenced by their peers.

Adolescence(identity vs role confusion)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:24:53 UTC

This stage is from age 12 to 20. Person becomes easily fatigued with activity and requires rest and sleep. Maturation of the reproductive system occurs. People at this age aquire large quantities of knowledge and are prone to stress. Teenagers can become confused about their identities requiring help from adults they can trust. The person during this stage is almost fully dependent on themselves.

Young adult(intimacy vs isolation)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:27:43 UTC

This stage is from their 20s to 30s. Weight gain and loss of skin moisture is common. Motor skills peak during this stage. Stress becomes a serious issue do to being new to living on your own. Adults In this stage can maintain open communication well.

Middle adult(Generativity vs. stagnation)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:31:12 UTC

This stage is from 40 to 65. Adults in this stage physical abilities decline and they go through "midlife crisis". Wrinkles are developed, physical strength decreases as well. Problem solving and memory isn't consistent. They shift self concerns to the next generation. This is the stage where you start to think about retirement.

Later adulthood(Ego integrity vs despair)

kmizula0141 — 2024-04-17 21:35:04 UTC

This stage can be from age 65 to 85 and death. This is when you start becoming grandparents and in laws. Loss of muscle and bone atrophy ,immune system declines, and physical decline continues. Development of dementia is very common. This stage is when a person may lose spouses or friends and have increasing concerns about mental and physical health. Care during this stage is dependent on younger family members or retirement homes.