Developmental Psych: is there a best age to be?

[usmcwifex]

This is a developmental psych essay question:
is there a best age to be? if so, what is it and why?
in other words, which developmental period span would you most likely choose to be happy? (infancy, early childhood, middle/late childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, or late adulthood)
Just want some of your opinions and reasons behind it.
Thanks.

 

[SWM]

younger ages will look to adults due to the freedom they have. some olders would look to younger ages due to the innocence they have.

personally i am most happy as a middle adult. earlier ages have been a struggle with many challenges. i am now financially secure and still have my health and fitness. i feel likke i have a lot of work to do and am not yet ready to retire but i will be enjoying that time when it comes.

just my tuppence worth.

 

[Enigma]

Early adulthood (though I may be a bit biased since this is as far as I've progressed). My body is fully matured and free of that hormonal hell that is adolescence, I've come to understand and accept myself as a person yet I'm youthful enough to retain that idealistic luster and still be full of piss and vinegar.

 

[Karina]

Early aduithood is the best period in your life. That's the age when you approximately learn and understand who you are, what to achieve and where to go.

 

[Beggar news]

I think people need to bear hardships, especially when they are young, because you can learn a lot through training at this time, which will help you for the rest of your life. However, this training should not be too heavy, otherwise it is easy to have psychological problems.