At what age do you have your earliest memory of?

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  1. MysteryPlanet profile image61
    MysteryPlanetposted 13 years ago

    At what age do you have your earliest memory of?

    I recall a couple events hen I was only 2 years old. I have been told by some that it is not possible to remember things from such an early age. I have also had people tell me that they recalled things from an even earlier age.

  2. kafsoa profile image65
    kafsoaposted 13 years ago

    Yes people can remember things happened when they were very young. I remember things when I was 3 years old, and even remember people who I saw for one time but they were effective some how smile

  3. Just Ask Susan profile image92
    Just Ask Susanposted 13 years ago

    I can remember back to when I was two. Very vividly as they are memories of my mother that died when I was almost 3 so that is probably why I got to keep these memories smile

  4. Jane Bovary profile image86
    Jane Bovaryposted 13 years ago

    My earliest memory is as a two year old at my Uncles wedding, which is a blurry vision of black suits and a froth of white (the bride I"m guessing). I think I remember it because it was a big deal and I had to borrow a fancy hat from my cousin. I remember the hat..it had ittle rosebuds on it. (shades of Citizen Kane!)

  5. BlissfulWriter profile image70
    BlissfulWriterposted 13 years ago

    I don't think I can recall any events earlier than age five.

  6. Shahid Bukhari profile image59
    Shahid Bukhariposted 13 years ago

    Earliest Impressions, are one thing ... and Memory is something you can Recall ... meaning, coherent, episodes or experiences.

    Most of us have Impressions, but a few can recall distinctly, of what happened before the age of Two or three ... others can recall events that happened when they were around five years old.

    I can recall impressions, from the age, when I was one year old.

  7. Daffy Duck profile image61
    Daffy Duckposted 13 years ago

    5 years old.

  8. Matt in Jax profile image60
    Matt in Jaxposted 13 years ago

    I had an ex who could remember things from when she was barely 2. I personally have a terrible memory and can only remember a few things from when I was 4 is my earliest.

  9. thehemu profile image62
    thehemuposted 13 years ago

    i can recall those sweet moments when i was three. Though my mommy can recall about me when i was not even born.

  10. Wesman Todd Shaw profile image75
    Wesman Todd Shawposted 13 years ago

    I'm with you.  I recall when we had a garage remodeled into a living room.  I was told that I was just two years old at that time.

  11. onegoodwoman profile image70
    onegoodwomanposted 13 years ago

    I do not remember my exact age, but I was still in diapers.  I was very young.........

    Our  home, like many of the era, relied on wood burning stoves for household heat. 

    I awakened, cold in the night, and pulled a cardboard box near the stove and began a rocking motion.

    I rocked myself into the side of the stove, severly burning my palm, my knee and foot.  I remember the severe blisters and being afraid of the doctor cutting them.

    This is memorable to me, because of the pain, (I have since, spent a lifetime burning myself,) and my Mother coming to my rescue is one of the few memories that I truly have of her.

    There have been some who have told me, that I simply remember being told of the event.  But that is not so..............NO ONE else would know that she was sitting on my Daddy's lap when I fell into the stove, or that it was my Uncle Butch who I trusted and who calmed my childish fears.

  12. daffodil2010 profile image69
    daffodil2010posted 13 years ago

    i remember that i was 3. i was playing with my toys.

  13. edhan profile image35
    edhanposted 13 years ago

    I remember my young days when I was 6 years old. That was my happiest year so that is the reason I remembered.

  14. Denise Handlon profile image86
    Denise Handlonposted 13 years ago

    Clearly-about age 4, but images of other things earlier.

    I believe you can recall at 2 - don't listen to people who say it can't be.

  15. Ann810 profile image46
    Ann810posted 13 years ago

    I can remember when I was between one and two years old being potty trained.

  16. TheSloneGal profile image60
    TheSloneGalposted 13 years ago

    i can recall things at the age of two as well but they are a little fuzzy but three is clear to remember details and how and who was there.

  17. emichael profile image60
    emichaelposted 13 years ago

    I actually had this conversation recently with my mom. I was telling her about my earliest memory. I was standing in my crib, holding onto the wooden rail, crying, and looking at all of the stickers on the back of my door waiting for her to come through. Telling my mom that, she was amazed that I could remember that far. She said they took me out of that crib at some point when I was 2 years old. I was amazed that it was possible to remember that far back.

  18. profile image0
    HERBERT ubaldoposted 13 years ago

    For me, I recalled something when I was just 3 years old..

  19. LoisRyan13903 profile image72
    LoisRyan13903posted 11 years ago

    Age 4-5 just before I started kindergaten.  That is a clear memory first day I knew who I was and all that  But there are things I remember earlier like a burger joint we would go to once in a while and it went out of business when I was 3.  There are some-maybe 1 in a billion who remember the dya they were born

 
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