How early can a child start puberty and devolping?
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Well, girls can start as early as 8 and as late as 16.
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Are you talking about puberty?????What do you mean by attain to age?(proper english please)\n\nMany suspect changes in the food chain such as hormones and estrogen injected into meats,is causing earlier puberty in girls.However generally its normal for girls to mature earlier in warmer climates.
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Some girls can get there periods as early as 9 years old but the average age is 11-16.
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puberty starts at different ages based apon genes, location, and actually what that person's diet consists of. \n\nusually anywhere from 8-15
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The problem is that we are hard-wired to hit puberty and start reproducing in our teens, and no amount of education is going to convince the hormones to wait.  I agree with the ieea of sex deglamorization.   When we can teach our kids what it's really all about in a way that they can learn the message, we'll have evolved to where we need to be.
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what size is "It"? and how long have you been going through puberty? the avg is about 6 when your fully developed
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Usually when no more armpit/facial hair comes in.  This can be anywhere from 18-30 years old.\n\nAfter 18 or 19 any growth will be minimal.
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I think you're fine, dear.  A girl can get her menses anytime between the ages of eight and eighteen.\n\nBut you could check with your doctor, maybe s/he would like to run a couple of tests just in case.
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It depends on when you start puberty.  But usually between 12 and 15 guys start to shave.  You should start shaving if hair is noticeable, at first you probably won't have to shave every day, maybe every other day or once a week.  But if others are noticing your hair then you definitely should start.  You should just go to your parents and tell them that you want to start shaving and ask them to take you to the store to get a razor and shaving cream (or an electrical razor if you would prefer that, but frankly I prefer the normal razors).  I started shaving when I was 14. Good luck with that.
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Usually a girl starts around the same time as their mother.  My daughtter is 11, and her pediatrician said that she is still a few years from getting hers.\nIf she is developing she is probably getting close, but if she is still shaped like a little girl, she probably has a while.\nI have quite a few friends who didn't start until they were 15 and 16 years old.  I wouldn't be concerned about it.
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During Puberty the Boy's body will change, A LOT:\nSometime, usually when a boy is sleeping, the Pituitary Gland sends a chemical message to the Testes to produce more Testosterone, which is released into the bloodstream \nand to begin making sperm. From this moment on, the body begins to change:\n\nThe Genitals enlarge\nPubic and Underarm hair develops as does body and facial hair\nThe face becomes more oval\nGrowth Spurts will occur\nA different type of sweat appears in Underarm, pubic regions and belly button\nThe voice box enlarges, making the voice deeper
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Puberty starts at all different time I can be 9 and have period I can be 17 and have it but be happy no period but always be prepared and so wut they have full chest I know its intiminating but you'll have your time one day. Hope this helps ♥ Melissa
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Personally, I think you should be slightly concerned about this. Yes, while it's true that puberty occurs earlier now than in years gone by, 8 is still very young. Pubic hair is usually te second stage of puberty - initially there is a growth spurt, followed by pubic hair, axillary hair, breast buds, and finally menstruation. Most young girls won't start developing pubic hair until around the age of 11. I would recommend that your take your daughter to her paediatrician/GP for a checkup, and possibly a referral to a specialist.
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Most girls stop growing shortly after puberty. Guys can sometimes keep growing into their late teens or as late as 20 years old.
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most boys arent done growing untill around twenty or twenty one, this includes pubic hair, genitles , and muscles........however, most of this is genetically decided.
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I HEARD 21... BUT IT ALSO DEPENDS ON HOW EARLY PUBERTY HITS.. IF IT HITS EARLY, THEN THE BOY STOPS GROWING EARLIER THAN FROM THOSE WHO'S PUBERTY HIT LATE....
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Puberty\nInformation for Boys and Girls\nPublic Education Brochure \n \nAs part of growing up, you will go through puberty. Puberty is the time in your life when your body changes from that of a child to that of an adult. These changes are caused by chemicals in the body called hormones. Because there are so many changes that happen during puberty, you may feel like your body is out of control. In time, your hormones will balance out and your body will catch up.\nNot only does your body change, but your emotions change too. How you think and feel about yourself, your family and friends, and your whole world, may seem different. As you go through puberty, you will begin to make important decisions for yourself, take on more responsibilities, and become more independent.\nIf you are already going through some of these changes, you may be asking yourself, "Am I normal?" or "Do other people my age feel the way I do?" Don't worry. Lots of changes happen during puberty and, although it can be a confusing time of life, it can be exciting.\nThis brochure was written to help you understand and deal with the changes puberty brings. Part 1 is about the changes girls go through during puberty. Part 2 is about the changes boys go through during puberty. Part 3 contains information for both girls and boys about the emotional changes during puberty. After you read the whole brochure you will learn not only about the changes you are going through, but also about the changes that are happening to the opposite sex.\nPart 1: Information for Girls\nPuberty is the time in a girl's life when her body changes from that of a young girl to that of a woman. It is also the time when a girl becomes physically able to have babies. Although there is no "right" time for puberty to begin, it generally starts earlier for a girl than it does for a boy - usually between 9 and 13 years of age. This is why many girls are taller and may act more mature than boys for a few years until the boys catch up.\nHow will my body change?\nFollowing are some of the changes your body will go through during puberty:\nBreasts: In most girls, puberty starts with breast growth. When your breasts start to develop, you may notice small, tender lumps under one or both nipples that will get bigger over the next few years. When breasts first begin to develop, it is not unusual for one breast to be larger than the other. However, as they develop, they will most likely even out before they reach their final size and shape. As your breasts develop, you may need a bra. Some girls feel that wearing a bra for the first time is exciting - it is the first step toward becoming a woman! However, some girls feel embarrassed, especially if they are among the first of their friends to need a bra. If the people around you make a bigger deal of your first bra than you would like, try to remember that they do not mean to embarrass you, they are just proud of how much you have grown.\nHair: Soft hair will start to grow in the pubic area (the area between your legs). This hair will eventually become thick and very curly. You may also notice hair under your arms and on your legs. Many women shave this hair. There is no medical reason to shave, it is simply a personal choice. If you decide to shave, be sure to use a lot of soap and water and a clean razor made for women. It is a good idea to use your own personal razor or electric shaver and not to share one with your family or friends.\nBody shape: Hips get wider and your waist will get smaller. Your body will also begin to build up fat in the stomach, buttocks, and legs. This is normal and gives your body the curvier shape of a woman.\nBody size: Arms, legs, hands, and feet may grow faster than the rest of your body. Until the rest of your body catches up, you may feel a little clumsier than usual. \nSkin: Skin may get more oily and you may notice you sweat more. This is because your glands are growing too. It is i