What are the causes of precocious puberty in children?

Society is progressing, people's living standards are improving, and various factors have led to the precocious puberty of children today. This phenomenon is particularly abnormal. Children's precocious puberty has seriously exceeded their actual age. This is also a situation that many experts and parents are particularly worried about. So what are the causes of children's precocious puberty? We can have a general understanding through the introduction below, and hope it will be helpful to our children.

The main causes of children's precocious puberty are roughly as follows:

1. Parents guide and educate their children using the same requirements as for adults. The main task of children is to play and to increase their knowledge and abilities through games, but parents do not allow them to "play crazy" with other children and require them to sit down and study obediently, which stifles children's nature.

2. The influence and education that children receive exceeds their ability to accept, and the objects they imitate become adult-like. Many children in life, especially those in families with only one child, are confined to the small world of the family because urban families do not interact with each other. As a result, the only people for children to imitate are adults. What children see and hear every day is mostly beyond their own acceptance capacity, which eventually leads to the children's adultization.

3. Parents’ rote learning puts an unbearable burden on their children. Children live in a world created by their parents and are manipulated by adults like toys. Parents always control their children, force-feed them all kinds of knowledge that are difficult for them to bear, and make excessively high demands on them that often exceed their tolerance, thereby over-stimulating their intelligence and preventing them from indulgently engaging in their favorite games and activities.

It has to be said that the precocious puberty of children is a failure of family education and the responsibility of school education. Based on the above reasons, in order to prevent children from precocious puberty, we must set an example ourselves, make more time to communicate with children, and give children more of their own space, returning the innocence that belongs to them to them, and be responsible for our children and ourselves.