Physical Processes * Prenatal :
Fetal movements such as kicking and growing throughout the nine months of pregnancy in (mother’s belly) * Newborn:
I grow about double in height in weight in the first year and develop basic motor skills and figure out how to eat with my fingers food on my own, grab toys, doodle, and stack blocks. In my 1-2 years, my growth slows down but stayed consistently growing approximately two to three inches each year and gains just over 5 pounds on average. * Early childhood:
Figure out how to use preschool skills like cutting paper, coloring, writing my name. My brain started to form logic skills when it came of putting small puzzles together. * Middle Childhood:
Understanding positive praises for things done correctly and understand discipline for things done incorrectly. * Adolescence:
Physical changes occur which include hair growth all over the body, developments of breast and menstrual cycle began.

Cognitive process * Prenatal:
Developing preference for my mother’s voice * Newborn:
Learning and remembering abilities to use symbols. Self-awareness increased a little. I used to watch and take in what I observed and then learn to act out what I saw being done and hear what people said. Started to recognize facial expressions with emotions. * Early Childhood:
Use words to help remind where things go like my shoes go in the cubby, to not run in the house, to not touch a hot stove. Imagination came into play, learning to lace up shoes and figure out more in depth puzzles. * Middle Childhood:
Starting to read words with what the picture of the words are. Started learning a new language. * Adolescence:
My cognitive thought process was still very simple. Throughout this stage the soon to be an adult will be learning how to master the simpler problems before jumping ahead and attempt to sort a larger problem