In the book it goes through all the language development stages, when I was reading that section I realized that my language development was at the stage of a 2 or 3 year old level as a 6 year old. That is very uncommon to hear about, but I was adopted and did not speak any English when I was adopted. So as a 6 year old, I had just began to use transitions of simple sentences that expressed a single proposition (pink everything) to more complex sentences (I want pink balloons, pink presents,etc…). However, after the first couple of months after being in the United States I was rapidly showing progress in my language …show more content…
However, at the same time my childhood memory could also belong in the infancy section. That is because I had to basically start the developmental process all over again for this country in order understand and be apart of this new society. Sure I could have continued my childhood development at the rate I was going, but it would have not been beneficial for my new life in the United States. Therefor, I argue that my childhood story does and does not correspond with the the right time period of development for that age