Your earliest memory

[DeliriousKris]

I was 3 years and 9 months old when my sister was born, and I remember turning in to the hospital parking lot with my grandparents. My grandma was wearing a black sweater with colorful polka dots on it.

I know I have a few other memories that my mom claims were from when I was younger, but I don't remember what they are right now.

[lucky382001]

For some reason I was searching my mind last night trying to figure this out. Made me wonder-how old are you in your earliest memory?

I was three. I think I always remembered because I fell asleep with the cat and no one could find me so I actually was in trouble with my family. lol A heck of a way to wake up lol

[vickysue]

Following my grandpa everywhere. Everyone called me his shadow. I know i wasn't tall enough to reach his waist to hold on to his belt so he put a small rope for me to hold on to so i would not get lost. He was my best buddie. And i will forever miss him.

[misi49]

I remember when I was about 3 years old and I got a teddy bear for Christmas. The teddy bear was bigger than me and I can still remember picking it up and hugging it.  At the time,  I thought Santa brought it but I later found out my Uncle gave it to me.  My best Christmas present ever and I still have the teddy bear 45 years later. 

[hkckk5]

For some reason I was searching my mind last night trying to figure this out. Made me wonder-how old are you in your earliest memory?

My earliest memory was my mom taking me to school at the age of 5. She held my hand and walked me up to the building. I was crying all morning. I remember some teacher taking my hand and telling my mom to go home she will take care of me now. I was so very upset. 

[springsgardner]

I was less than 1 1/2 years old. My mom took me across the country to see her dieing mom (my grandma). I was old enough to walk/run. My mom and her parents tried to get me to stop going on my grandparents' porch. I kept going anyway to get the "candy." I also thought that everyone there spoke funny and had a hard time understanding them. When I was 6, I was terrified to go back to see my grandpa get remarried (my 1st grandma had already passed on years before) because I thought they spoke a different language.

My memory was distorted, the "candy" was really a crate of grapes. Yes, they do speak differently than where I grew up. They use different words and a different accent, but still spoke my mother tongue. Funny how I remembered things at such a young age and that the way I remembered them was way off.

[kleenex40]

My earliest was when i was two(i ask my mom how old i was when my dad ask me if i wanted to go swimming and to put on my bathnsuit/i was soo dispnted when i found out he was only kidding,she said you rember that, you were only two)

[elysee24]

I think it was about 4 or 5, my mom held my hand and I held my little brother and we went to a little shop close to home.

[hawkeye3210]

Earliest memory is when I was around two. Just remember being at a wedding.

[kimberlymgiles]

I can remember back to when I was around 4 years old. I was on a trip at Disney World, riding the teacups. This memory is so vivid, and it reminds me of my mother, and the good times we spent together before she died.

[g0ku4life]

I'm not exactly sure of my earliest memory, but I think one of my earliest was being at daycare when I was 3 and I remember crapping myself in the crib.

[BaudLight]

The earliest memories that I can definitely put with a specific age are when I was 4 years old and had terrible earaches and ended up having my tonsils removed.

[mrisha]

I can remember when I was five years old, but the years between then and 12 years old is a blank.