Every person goes through this difficult but importantthe stage of his life is puberty. Parents are anxiously awaiting this moment, wondering what he will bring, and what to expect from his growing-up child. During this period in the child's body there are complex physical and mental processes. The hormones produced by the sex glands begin to flow into the blood, the entire immune system is rebuilt. There is an active growth of all organs, and, first of all, of the brain. Growth rates in pubertal age are different for each part of the body, for example, arms and legs stretch faster than the trunk, so any teenager seems angular and awkward, sometimes because of this even temporarily disrupted coordination of movements.
A little later pubertal age occursboys. He starts at 12-13 years and manifests itself in the rapid growth of the entire body, beginning with the genitals. The vocal cords are elongated, there is a "breaking" of the voice, reducing it by one octave. Begins increased hair growth: first in the armpits and groin, and later on the face. At the same time, the first pollutions appear, which indicates the maturation of the seminal vesicles. The youthful body becomes more muscular, the skeleton mass and muscle mass increase. Unlike girls, in pubertal age the nervous system of boys is more unstable, they are prone to frequent mood changes and discontent with themselves. At this point, it is very important to understand your child, because right now he has the character and character of the future man.
For parents, the pubertal age of their childrenis no less alarming. The son or daughter, whom they are used to seeing as young children, become adults and independent. Now they plan their own time, make their own decisions themselves. They have their own secrets, they retire in peer companies. It is important in this period not to "lose" the child. This requires a trusting relationship with him, understanding and respect for him as a person. It is necessary to talk a lot with a teenager, discuss and encourage his decisions, tactfully correcting and directing them in the right direction. Only in this way can you become a friend to your child and strengthen these relationships for the rest of your life.