The phenomenon whereby a surprisingly large number of memories come from the ages 10 to 30 is termed:

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The term "reminiscence bump" refers to the phenomenon whereby a surprisingly large number of memories come from the ages 10 to 30. This period of time is often associated with major life transitions and "first-time" experiences, which may lead to more vivid and easily retrievable memories. Infantile amnesia refers to the difficulty in remembering events from early childhood (before around age 3-4), repression refers to the unconscious suppression of memories, retrospective interference occurs when new information interferes with the recall of previously learned information, and source amnesia refers to the forgetting of the origins of a memory.

The Phenomenon Whereby a Surprisingly Large Number of Memories Come