Developmentalists refer to our inability to remember much about the first three years of life as "dissociative fugue."

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Dissociative fugue is a psychological disorder characterized by sudden and unexpected travel away from home or work, along with an inability to recall past life events. It is not a term used to describe the inability to remember the first three years of life. Developmentalists refer to this phenomenon as "infantile amnesia."

Developmentalists Refer to Our Inability to Remember Much About the First