Yes. 5 of them, called the Tanner Stages of puberty. Search "Tanner Stages" on any major search engine for more details. It depends on who you ask. Some definitions of puberty make it a moment, or a point of development, at which the individual is capable of reproduction. In girls, it is generally marked as the first mentruation, although technically she was capable of being impregnated a couple of weeks prior. In boys, it is a little more difficult to say when he is capable of delivering viable sperm, but first ejaculation is probably as good a marker as any. In this definition, puberty is preceded by pre-pubesence and followed by adolescence, the phase between puberty and adulthood. The Tanner Stages span all these.
There is not one specific answer because it happens differently to everyone
the answer to this question is puberty
Facial hair in males normally appears in a specific order during puberty. Puberty is the process of physical changes by which a child's body matures into an adult body.
Menarche (first period) is part of going through puberty. Menstruation only occurs when a person starts to ovulate, as menstruation occurs if an egg isn't fertilised. Puberty refers to the process of going from a child to a sexually mature adult, thus puberty has to start in order for you then to start menstruating as menstruation occurs only after you start to ovulate.
It is not usual for steps to go out of order. Because one step triggers the later step.
In order to have pubic hair you have to have reached puberty so no.
Puberty begins at different times for everyone so don't worry. If you reach 16 and you believe you still have not started then a visit to the doctor for hormone treatment would be in order.
It's an whole process that the body need to go through in order to grow and develop.
In order to reproduce or 'make a baby' a human must under puberty. After puberty in a female the female begins to ovulate and can biologically become pregnant. A male after undergoing puberty can produce sperm and impregnate a female. The youngest age to fully undergo puberty is 9 years old, generally however most people start puberty at 9 and don't fully complete it until 13 or 14.
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!
they get puberty at 5 weeks.
Puberty is a noun.