This may happen but not because of premature child. But mostly, late or early puberty can be accounted for by genes .
You will go through puberty but you might not even realise. Some people are late starters and 14 is not too late to start anyway. It can happen as late as 16 in some cases.
you cant really tell. it just hits them when it hits them. the most you can do is watch them and see when they are staring to go through puberty. the earliest and latest times most kids usually start to go through puberty is between 12 and 16 years of age
Late puberty is quite common and 16 is not too late to begin. There is nothing to worry about as you will catch up with your peers a little later that's all. If you haven't begun Puberty by 17 then seek your GPs advice. They can start the process off by certain hormone replacement treatment if necessary.
If you are a girl, then it must be because they have noticed other girls around your age who have started or gone through puberty. When you are a girl, they will look at your chest because at your age they would expect that you have developed, or at least started to develop breasts. not to worry though, some people are late with puberty and everyone reaches puberty at a different rate...i.e, I am a 17 year old guy and I still haven't gone through puberty. I have no hair around my genitals or under my arms, no facial hair but its because I am a late bloomer. Hang in there, it will happen eventually.
The opposite of premature is over-ripe.
no. its definetly not. most guys start puberty at about 12-13
Your puberty growth spurt will happen depending on when you started puberty. If you started puberty late then your growth spurt will be late.
no because different kids experience puberty at different ages some are early bloomers while other are late
Some boys can start very late, into their late teens. However, if you are concerned, speak to your doctor about possible hormone issues.
Yes, everyone passes through puberty. Some may get it fast, some may get it a bit late.
Reasons for not going through puberty (for a boy) would include damage to the testes as the result of an illness or an accident or the removal of the testes (castration).
This is a common misconception, it is found* in recent studies that obese female children hit puberty early not late. However, it depends on the individual when they go through puberty also. Moreover, the adverse was found* to be supported by the data in a recent studies, it was found that underweight females started puberty late.*The studies are not definitive they are only studies