PUBERTY AND ITS CHALLENGES 

To parents, a son or daughter (appearing to be) remains in (the time when a person is a child) (infant) every passing day and so the care. The more the days the more he or she draws close to (the age at which a person can make a baby) which is otherwise adulthood, could you have imagined that even for once?

Now you prettily know the true about the life of growth, more days mean adulthood.

As the (old/allowing to get old/getting older) involves on him or her, a (person who protects another from harm) is only needed for a good focus, of life. To give light to areas of being unknown especially important things that must be made known is very very important. Think his or her terrible and upsetting change (from one thing to another) into sexual maturity?

SOMETHING MUST BE DONE

This stage in life has its own specifically said guidelines to avoid the avoidable, and take on the dos and don'ts. In other that a stable life growth is kept, to a time when it will be no more stressful important thing/big event, those childlike (because of a lack of understanding) should  be educated and guided.

This stage in life could start as early as in the age of eight years or as late as the seventeen. The sensational characteristics that it gets/causes makes it very important that the teen should be properly educated. In a way, the teaching could eliminate fears and sense of (state of not being safe/source of mental worry).

The sensitivity in teens can be highly sensitive about how they come across to others. Self-confidence is very much important this point in time. Fear can increase the sense of pain is felt, which (falls apart/becomes weak or sick) to further acnes.

This time the pimple on a face, change in sensitive parts of the body, increased hair (pubic) growth and or body enlargements. Sometimes body odour creeps in (after that).

The outburst presents/causes special challenges, especially true of girls, as they might be teased when they develop breasts or curves. They're also at risk of attracting the attention of older boys who are more likely to be sexually experienced.

This stage is actually maturity age as they may appear adult, but that one may show his ability to make smart decisions, behave somewhat responsibly, exercise self-control, or even other signs of maturity.

WHAT SHOULD ONE DO IN THIS CASE

Preparation is necessary beforehand to avoid possible events. Expose your child what he or she should know (related to/looking at/thinking about) menstruation (for girls) and night-living (things sent out or given off) (for boys). Different from the gradual changes of (the age at which a person can make a baby), those events begin suddenly and can be confusing and even scary. While discussing such matters, take a positive approach--that (the age at which a person can make a baby) starts a helpful makeover that paves the way for adulthood.

Ask questions that invite conversation. To break the ice, talk about others' experiences with puberty. For example, you could ask your daughter, have any of your classmates started talking about having periods yet? Sometimes peers make fun of girls who develop early? You could ask your son; do you receive such ridicule? When adolescents start talking about how puberty affects others, it might be easier for them to open up about their own feelings and experiences.

This stage in question is not all about physical and emotional changes. During this stage, your adolescent also develops reasoning skills that will help him or her make good decisions in adulthood. Take advantage of this opportunity to instil good values in your adolescent.

Keep on going on, don't give up. A lot of young people hesitate to discuss with their parents about puberty, but do not be deceived. The adolescent who pretends to be uninterested, bored, disgusted or stone deaf may be memorising every word.