We retain some memories from the toddler stage, including all of the following EXCEPT:
A) semantic memories to remember words and meanings.
B) episodic memories about our favourite bedtime activities.
C) procedural memories about how to pull a wagon.
D) procedural memories about how to hold a cup when drinking from it.

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Episodic memories, which are memories about specific events in one's life, tend to be less well-formed during the toddler stage and are typically not retained into adulthood. Semantic memories, which are memories about words and meanings, and procedural memories, which are memories about how to do certain tasks, can be retained from the toddler stage. Holding a cup when drinking from it is an example of a procedural memory that can be retained from the toddler stage.

We Retain Some Memories from the Toddler Stage, Including All