I've known Mason his whole life ever since he was born (4 years ago). It doesn't take much to observe that Mason is growing up. From what i remember, he used to wear diapers, not be able to walk, crawl, cry all the time, and be the cutest little thing in the world to me, and it seems like it was just yesterday when this occurred. According to Jennifer Kunst, Ph.D "Growing up is one of the facts of life. We all have to do it. We may dread it, avoid it, and delay it, but most of us eventually get around to it." Whether me, his mom, his father, his sister, his cousin, his grandma or anyone in general likes it or not, Mason is going to grow up.
According to an article(WHY DO THEY GROW UP SO FAST, YET MATURE SO SLOWLY?) "Psychologists and mothers agree on one thing: kids are growing up too fast these days. Just after you get her out of diapers, she is demanding mascara and eyeliner. Little girls start using makeup at seven or eight, while today's boys skip over the short pants and knickers rites of passage, moving from diapers to long pants or jeans practically overnight." From this article, it explains that children's growth is unstoppable and before you know it, they're all grown up.
Under there are a couple of photos from Mason's childhood age to what he look like now.
(Mason's first Birthday)
(Photo with his father Vincint)
(Photo of him messing around)
(Mason's size)
(Present day of Mason, 4 years of age)
(Photo taken on 12/16/2014)
As this project comes to an end, it saddens me to realize that Mason is growing up so fast.To sum it up, I've noticed that throughout the whole project I found myself observing the same thing everyday. Mason's routines didn't change much besides his meals, sleep, and social activities.
Work cited
Kunst, Jennifer. "Why Grow Up?" Why Grow Up? Psychology Today, 2013. Web. 16 Dec. 2014.
"Why Do They Grow Up So Fast, Yet Mature So Slowly?" Why Do They Grow Up So Fast, Yet Mature So Slowly? The Uncle Wisdom Papers, n.d. Web. 16 Dec. 2014.
