@JLNobody,
Well first of all, you said "after" but no one was asking for that because as for now it is impossible to find out maybe until humans actually do exceed the expectations about the knowledge of afterlife and the supernaturals, that is if you believe in things like that. But at the end of the day it's only based on your perspectives and views.
Second of all, comparing moments before being born as an infant and moments before dying at any age is entirely different yes, they're both moments when you're still alive but moments before you're born means that you're still in amniotic fluid inside the womb. The moment After being born is when we first learn how to breathe and that is only when a brain is only merely beginning to actually function because of the sudden change in almost everything, atmosphere, how we now get the nutrients we need, food, oxygen. It is the moment we become independent And not relying on our mothers to give us everything we need to actually live. Also there have been articles with researchers studying why before the age of three, we can't remember anything. So if we can't even remember things from when we are one or two years old, why would you imply that a soon to be newborn would remember? I know that you said " I can't tell you what iit was like just before I was born " but you used this as a comparison. Now, onto why it's a totally irrelevant comparison because taking in all that I've said, think about this, let's just assume that it's the everyday average adult or teenager with no mental illnesses or disabilities for this example merely because it is slightly easier to explain, it's more relatable and I wouldn't be able to speak for Every adult or teenager because I wouldn't know how their brains would function differently an all that stuff also it'd be ignorant on my behalf. The adult has a fully functioning brain( well not that we fully use all parts of our brain but to the extent that most humans do) we are able to and know how to store memories and even recall upon the things that have happened in the past, we have gained experiences and our brains have learned how to function and how to maintain things like activities, alpha waves, etc. opposed to when our brain has been put on a "dormant" mode until we are born and actually need to use it. As an adult, I think in the moments before death we will be playing a memory in our heads, obviously I can't talk from experience because I am still alive. I've also heard that either 7 seconds or minutes I can't remember which, sorry, before death we replay our whole life as a memory in such a short span of time but all that are conspiracies, I guess. So we'll all have to find out in time, but until then make sure it's a good life to replay before we pass away