What are the symptoms of a little boy's development?

Generally speaking, boys need to develop until they are 23 years old. Boys always mature later than girls. Boys also tend to be taller and stronger than girls. For boys, puberty is generally the best time for development. At this stage, boys' height will also have a qualitative leap. So what are the symptoms of a little boy’s development? Let’s take a look at it together.

Adolescence is a period of rebellion

A long time ago, the famous German child psychologist Charlotte Bühler called adolescence the "period of passive rebellion." This name has been used ever since. Due to the gradual development and maturity of the body and mind, individuals during this period tend to adopt a negative and rebellious attitude towards life and deny some of the good qualities that they have developed previously. This rebellious tendency will cause teenagers to have resistant attitudes and behaviors towards the requirements and norms of their parents, schools and other social life, which will cause some mental health problems that are not conducive to their social adaptation.

Adolescence is a burdensome period

Adolescence is also a very burdensome period, considering the various obligations and responsibilities that adolescent males bear and the various problems they have to deal with. Adolescence is a period of transition. Teenagers have to gradually take on some of the work that was originally done by adults. The environment may constantly assign them some matters that were previously done by adults, which increases their burden. However, these burdens are indispensable for their maturity. If the burden is not increased, they will not be able to mature in the future. Adolescence is a period of development, which means that they have to deal with various changes and problems caused by the development and maturation of height, weight, muscle strength, etc., especially sexual development and maturation, and the psychological pressure increases relatively rapidly.