Big breasts, growing waist size, bigger buttox.
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Physical changes in girls can include the development of breasts, the growth of pubic hair and underarm hair, menstruation, and changes in body shape as they go through puberty. These changes are a part of the natural process of maturation and development during adolescence.
Muscle growth increases giving better performance in sports for both boys and girls. Puberty is the onset of changing from child to adult in both body and brain.
Puberty starts at the age of 11/12 for girls and 13 for boys. There are many physical changes mainly increase in gonad sizes, height and fertility.
In both girls and boys, there are different physical changes. But in both, the bodies become sexually mature and capable of reproduction.
During puberty, you can expect physical changes such as growth spurts, development of secondary sexual characteristics (breast development in girls, facial hair in boys), voice changes, increased sweat and body odor, and acne due to hormone fluctuations. Puberty can vary in timing and intensity for each individual.
The average age for girls (physical changes) is 10-11, but puberty may show from ages as young as 8 to as old as 14.
Physical changes during puberty in girls include breast development, growth of pubic and underarm hair, onset of menstruation, widening of hips, and overall growth spurts. These changes are driven by hormonal shifts that trigger the development of secondary sexual characteristics.
Girls need to feel happy and proud about what is happening to them during puberty because the changes that occur will prepare them to be adults and have a family.
Some recommended books on girl puberty are "The Care and Keeping of You: The Body Book for Younger Girls" by Valorie Schaefer and "The Girls' Guide to Growing Up: Choices & Changes in the Tween Years" by Terri Couwenhoven. These books provide information on physical and emotional changes during puberty in a relatable and easy-to-understand way.
some boys and girls become very aggressive during puberty. while in some cases, they become quite and loners.
Yes, changing levels of hormones during puberty does cause changes in the body such as growth of pubic hair, changes in muscle mass, changes in voice, redistribution of fat, changes in bone density, etc., and many more.