Girls start puberty in order to become women. Generally girls begin puberty around 2 years before boys do. The range which is considered normal for puberty to start in girls is from 8 years of age up until the early teens. On average most girls begin puberty from around 10 to 12 years of age.
10-13 at least!
Dont worry, we all develop at different times. The usual time for a girl to develop and starting puberty is in between the ages 9-13, or earlier or older.
When Africans attain puberty they normally go through certain rituals to initiate them into adulthood. In some communities, circumcision is one of the things that take place at puberty.
Blind girls don't hit puberty earlier then other girls.
On average, blind girls go through puberty at the same ages and rates as any other girls.
You normally get pregnancy as you attain the puberty. You may get the pregnancy before the periods to come. It is rare to get the pregnancy at the age of ten. But it is possible to get the pregnancy at this age also.
Puberty is when a child grows into an adult. Many changes occur such as: * Enlargement of the genitals (guys) * Development of breasts (girls) * "Wet" Dreams (guys) * Beginning menstrual cycles/periods (girls) * Acne (both genders) * Other stuff (research it) There is no "set" age to begin puberty and you can't "attain" it. It just happens as you grow into an adult.
No a transexual women does not I through iny puberty she has taken hormones and have had sugery. Male to Female transexuals can go through puberty because He/She has not change its body
By going through puberty.
Puerty has nothing to do with eyesight, but it all is determined by hormones. The body determines when the right hormones are released and puberty starts. Other body functions do not affect this process.
It's part of puberty .
Yes, it is still possible for a male to enter puberty at 16 or 17 years of age. It is unlikely, buy possible, as all guys develop at different ages.
because women attain menopause much earlier than men...
When they go through puberty.