What do infants’ memories of trauma look like, sound like, feel like, and appear like at later ages and stages of development? This Clinical Case Conference looks at five cases to discern differences between verbal memory retrieval and the nonverbal manifestations of traumatic memory. Nonverbal forms of infantile traumatic memories, behaviors, attitudes, and perceptual returns are described and how to apply basic treatment principles to the psychotherapy of individuals traumatized under the age of 18 months is discussed.