"growing up experiences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to childhood memories or formative moments that shaped your development. For example, "I often reflect on the growing up experiences in my hometown that helped shape the person I am today."
It's all part of "the growing up experience," he said,..
I grew up experiencing the lethal power of our language.
Here, he will find widespread poverty, suffering and deprivation – things he grew up experiencing and has openly spoken out against.
Fans have been born, learned or been taught to love Roma, grown up experiencing the highs and lows of following the club and started to buy alcohol (legally) in the time since Totti made his debut.
Ours is a generation that has grown up experiencing world events, and personal histories, through photographs which may explain why photography has been one of the most potent sectors of the art market for the past 25 years.
Brian wants a world where his daughter grows up experiencing the same beauty he did.
I wonder, though, if interest and ability would be greater if students grew up experiencing the joy of math through the guidance of an inspired and knowledgeable teacher?
Being a person of colour is an "old label": race discrimination was something participants were familiar with; they had grown up experiencing and learning to ignore or otherwise cope with – that is, racism was nothing new.
"In the Waiting Room" was a poem written by a woman about a girl's perceptions, but the "subject matter" — growing up, experiencing self-consciousness — was universal.
Growing up experiencing childhood abuse, neglect, and growing up with serious forms of family dysfunction substantially increases the risk of smoking, illicit drug abuse, alcoholism, suicide and perceived poor health (which predicts early death) in adults [ 8- 14].
In person, Mr. Esparza seems to be floating in that awkward but thrilling place between little-kid excitement and grown-up experience.
