What are the symptoms of puberty in children

Children will undergo certain physical and mental changes during puberty. Because each child receives different education, has a different daily living environment, and has a different personality, some of the symptoms that occur during puberty will also be different.

Children usually enter puberty after the age of 12. This process is a long and gradual process. After entering puberty, the hormone level secretion in the child's body will change, which will cause some changes in the individual's body, such as the development of reproductive organs. Boys will have problems such as growing beards, and increasing armpit and pubic hair. This is mainly due to the increase in male hormone secretion in the body. The individual's height and throat will also develop to a certain extent. At this time, there will be certain fluctuations in the heart, and some boys will have sexual fantasies. These are the most common manifestations of puberty. In addition to some changes in physical characteristics, personal psychological changes will also occur. Children will become more sensitive and particularly eager to communicate with others.

During adolescence, parents should pay attention to observe the physical and psychological development of their children, help their children better go through adolescence, avoid being too rebellious during adolescence, so as to avoid creating a gap between the children and their parents, which will affect the relationship between the children and their parents, and in severe cases will cause the children to become inferior and depressed.