Taylor Swift's Growing Experience

Taylor Swift was born in Wyoming, Pennsylvania, USA. Father Scott Kingsley Swift Merrill Lynch is a stockbroker; Andrea's mother is a housewife. Taylor has a younger brother, Austin, who studies at Notre Dame University. Taylor has a neutral name because her mother thinks it will help her build a successful career. Taylor spent his childhood in a Christmas tree farm in montgomery county, Pennsylvania, USA, covering an area of 1 1 acre. She attends kindergarten in Alvernia Montessori school. When Taylor was 9 years old, her family moved to Wyoming, Pennsylvania. She often spends her summer holidays with her family in Si Tong Harbor and New Jersey, where most of her childhood memories are formed.

After watching the video of country singer faith hill, Taylor clearly knew that she was going to Nashville, Tennessee, the hometown of country folk songs, to pursue her musical dream. Taylor learned the guitar from a computer mechanic, who taught her how to play the triad. After learning these triads, she was inspired and wrote her first song, Lucky You. She once won the national poetry contest with a three-page poem "Monster in My Wardrobe", but then she began to concentrate more on song creation. In 2003, Taylor and her parents started working with new york-based music director Dan Dimjo. After showing his original songs to RCA records in the United States, Taylor got a contract and began to travel to Nashville frequently.

When Taylor/Kloc-was 0/4 years old, the Taylor family moved to Henderson, Tennessee. Taylor later described it as "an incredible sacrifice." "My parents are so persistent that they won't give up." While in Tennessee, Taylor first attended the first and second grades of Hendersonville High School. Later, in order to adapt to the schedule, he was transferred to Aaron College (a private Christian school providing family education services). In 2008, she got a high school diploma and completed two years of course study in twelve months.