Why Can’t We Remember Being Babies?

Why can’t we remember being babies, even though babies are constantly learning about faces, voices, places, and the world around them? In this Oddplain episode, we explore childhood amnesia, infant memory, autobiographical memory, and the developing brain to uncover why the earliest years of our lives are so strangely absent from the stories we can remember. A simple question about childhood turns into a much stranger puzzle about memory, identity, and how the brain builds our personal past.