I remember coming down some stairs and pooping. I wasn’t wearing a diaper because my parents must have decided,

The earliest memory I can remember is learning how to walk. I remember the room.

I was about a year old, and I was sitting in a playpen looking out at the pool. My parents and I were at a 4th of July party in New Jersey.

Though the assertion hits you smack between the eyes, incites your mirth, provokes your incredulity, yet shall I still maintain until the day of my death that I can remember the day of my birth.

i remember seeing myself in the mirror of my parents' closet in their bedroom. my mother is standing to the right of me and is wearing something beige/pastel pink.

I was about 7 months old and remember walking for the first time. I recall my feet hitting the floor from my Mother's bed and then swaying back and forth. The weight of my body on my feet was heavy. I remember walking down the hall into the kitchen.

Language and movement are my earliest memories estimating 4-9 months. Lying alone awake with people nearby, speaking not to me but to one another. Their voices sounded muffled and fast, different from how they addressed me.

At the age of 6 or 7 months, I started pointing at objects and giving their correct names.

One of my earliest memories was knowing my first New Years Eve back in 1969. I remember riding in my grandmother's car, which was a '57 Desoto.

I remember a lot from when I was a baby. Maybe it's because of my disability, Aspergers Syndrome, I don't know. I was born in 1969, and what I remember the most from when I was a baby is hearing the 5th Dimension song “Aquarius, Let The Sunshine In.”

I was 6-to-8-months old when we moved into an upstairs apartment that was sunny and bright and had a pea-soup green carpet, but was flea infested!

Before I could walk or talk, I vividly remember wiggling out of my diaper, pulling myself up on the bars of my crib, and smearing poop into a built-in intercom above, which I disliked for making random static noises.

Now I'm on my back. My body feels like it's wrong or needs something? No there's nothing wrong with me!