Some researchers believe that self-conscious emotions do not emerge until the 2nd year of life because these emotions depend on children's understanding that

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Self-conscious emotions (such as shame, pride, and embarrassment) are thought to emerge around the age of 2 because they require children to have a sense of self, or the ability to distinguish themselves from others. This understanding of self is necessary for children to feel emotions that relate to their own actions or behaviors, as opposed to just reacting to external stimuli. Understanding that they are separate individuals is a key component to the development of self-conscious emotions.

Some Researchers Believe That Self-Conscious Emotions Do Not Emerge Until