Oral Stage (0–18 months y/o), "I focus on the mouth, tongue, and gums. Feeding and weaning are central to my development. What stage am I?", "If my needs aren’t met, I might grow up to bite my nails or overeat. My fixation is oral. Who am I?", Anal Stage (18 months–3 y/o), "Toilet training shapes my personality. If it’s too strict or too lenient, I might become overly tidy or messy as an adult. What stage am I?", "I’m all about control—learning to hold on or let go. Caregiver demands influence how I grow. What stage am I?", Phallic Stage (3–6 y/o), "I’m controversial! My focus shifts to the genitals, and kids develop romantic feelings for their opposite-sex parent. Who am I?", "During this stage, children resolve their desires by identifying with the same-sex parent. What stage am I?", Latency Stage (6 to 12 y/o), "I’m a calm stage where skills and talents take center stage. It’s time for school, sports, and friendships. Who am I?", "Nothing much happens with drives during my time. Kids focus on mastering skills instead. What stage am I?", Genital Stage (12 y/o to death), "My focus is on mature relationships and adult sexual interests. Puberty marks my arrival. What stage am I?", "With my arrival, individuals develop sexual satisfaction in adult relationships. Who am I?"

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