How can u remember when you was young?
Answer:
ask your parents or people in your house that is older than you and meditate
By thinking back...
I am sorry... WHAT IS THE QUESTION? If you don't remember, then the memory is GONE!
Your Mom will tell everything.
We have LOTS of home movies and pictures that jog memories. a camera is a necessity with a little one..
the farthest back i can remember was when i was about 5 years old & my parents were taking a picture of me & my sisters.
but if u want to know how to remember your childhood memories,talking to siblings really helps! or looking at old photo books. :)
you have got to be kidding..is some one typing this question for you on the computer ?
you can remember you were young cause there isn't a care in the world they only thing u had to do was eat, sh**t and sleep. if your wounder how to pay a bill or were your next meal is coming from or not partying because of work then guess what your not a young anymore, Peace
A memory expert Dominic O'Brien, has a chapter in his book "How to Develop a Perfect Memory", called 'How to recall 'lost chapters' of your life'. It's basically about thinking of a place when you were young, such as your school classroom, finding a quiet place and spending a little time each day remebering more and more little details, peoples, phrases, etc. Start in one place and expand outwards. Repeat for other places like your home, your town, etc.
Another way is to use the internet to look up things from the right time period, such as pop-song charts (then download them), products, etc.
Talk to family and friends and people of the same age to see what they can remember. Often your experiences are similar and trigger other memories. Lists are quite useful, such as 'At school, what can you remember about each teacher - history, maths, english, sports, etc'.
Pictures often trigger memories. Search for other people's photo of places you knew, on the Flickr photo-sharing site, etc.
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