What is the earliest childhood memory you can recall?

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  1. miamiyou profile image61
    miamiyouposted 13 years ago

    What is the earliest childhood memory you can recall?

  2. CarrBeanz profile image59
    CarrBeanzposted 13 years ago

    Coloring a picture of a man fishing, I was 5 years old.. I remember because I was on the floor of the foyer and was trying to ignore the sounds of my parents fighting.  I was hoping if I did a good job they would like the picture and stop fighting.

  3. padmendra profile image46
    padmendraposted 13 years ago

    For me the past memory of  playing with my late mother as a child  whom I deeply  love   always knocks the door of my heart  which brings tears in my eyes.. I could not forget those events even today at the age of 40.. There is no other memory as such.

  4. SunnyMom24 profile image62
    SunnyMom24posted 13 years ago

    Laying in the crib in my grandmas bedroom, listening to granddaddy snore.  I used to wake up scared, in complete darkness, thinking a monster was in the room and then Grandma would come over quickly, comfort me and remind me it was only Granddaddy.  I was about 2 1/2 or 3.

  5. mandyf profile image58
    mandyfposted 13 years ago

    I was 2 years old my parents were fighting in out little apartment my mother was telling me to tie my shoes hurry and tie my shoes and i remember sitting there wondering how can i tie them if i didnt know how next thing I know my mother and I are driving down a highway and we pass a sign that says sacremento 45 miles.

  6. daisychainsaw profile image61
    daisychainsawposted 13 years ago

    Mine is the day my mom told me bout starting kindergarten. I remember telling her "I'm only 4yrs old!" We were driving in an old volkswagon bus and I was standing on the front seat. This was before seatbelt laws had been invented!

  7. shynsly profile image59
    shynslyposted 13 years ago

    Playing on a giant (at the time) roller-skate ride on toy when I was like, two? My mom didn't believe me until we broke out the photo albums, and there it was.

  8. MamaTito profile image60
    MamaTitoposted 13 years ago

    Oddly enough I was only a few months old. My mother would dance me to sleep. I kept opening my eyes and remember seeing a white bookshelf. I can also remember her breathing in my ear. I mentioned it to my mother and she confirmed that there was such a bookcase.

  9. chspublish profile image80
    chspublishposted 13 years ago

    Strolling near a storm-washed shoreline with my father holding my hand. He was explaining something about the big waves. His hand seemed so big and encompassed mine so much,  I thought they were like soft spades, which you would use to dig sand. I felt very secure. I was somewhere between 2 and 3 years old.

  10. yazoogal43 profile image38
    yazoogal43posted 13 years ago

    at 21 months of age i said, 'mama what is Jesus last name and I  remember it clearly

  11. rwelton profile image60
    rweltonposted 13 years ago

    Age 3 - waiting for my Mom and  my new little sister to come home from the hospital.  Riding in a 1951 Chrysler - no seat belts then - holding the new baby on my lap on a pillow.
    rlw

  12. ThePracticalMommy profile image90
    ThePracticalMommyposted 13 years ago

    I remember standing in my crib looking into my sister's crib next to me. I was about two years old, and she was just an infant. We had a tiny apartment so the cribs were pretty close to each other.

 
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