Features of puberty in boys

Parents have to deal with the changes associated with puberty, girls for about two years earlier than boys.


And up to eleven years of age, parents of boys can almost not to worry (very rarely puberty in boys starts earlier).




During puberty, boys appear deserving of special attention to the physiological deviations.




Too early occurrence of such change causes anxiety and even fear as poorly informed and poorly prepared for this child and his parents. And "late" age-related changes can oppress the young man, around which his peers have become men.




So it is especially important to prepare your child for the upcoming changes to protect him from excessive.




Puberty (or so-called perturbation period) often begins at the age of 12, can start in 13 years, rarely in 15 years, and very rarely the boys start to become men older than 15 years of age. At this time, the boys are growing rapidly (at the age of 14 years boys pulled out about 10 cm per year). And just as quickly increases their weight. If before 13 years of age, boys were tajalli approximately 2 kg per year, in this period, the increase in their weight ranges from three to five kilograms or more per year.




Increasing the size of the penis and testicles (testes) starts at around 10-11 years.




In 12-13 years boys on the neck under the chin begins to vary the Adam's Apple (Adam's Apple), there are the first hair in the groin area. Continues to grow penis and scrotum.




In the next stage of puberty in 14-16 years boys begins hair growth on the face (appear moustache and beard) in the armpits, breast cancer is slightly increased, and changes the timbre of the voice (the voice mutates, becomes lower). Also at this age, boys begin spontaneous ejaculation (samootdelka) during sleep.




In 16-18 years is the last stage of puberty the body is covered with hair of a male, on the face appear youthful acne, rapid growth is slowing down, begin to Mature spermatozoa.




The boys in this period there are some difficulties deviations in physiological development, this requires increased attention from adults, especially the parents of the boy.




Sexual development at an early age concern and excitement in unprepared and insufficiently informed the parents of the boys.


Later sexual development also affects the psyche of the boy, as he sees already matured boys-peers.





It is therefore important to conduct sex education at the appropriate age, thereby preventing adolescents from anxious feelings.

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