Puberty and Adolescence

Large feet indicate that you will have more height. Large nose can be a genetic trait.

Puberty may cause many behavioural changes in people. Sometimes, teensgers may become suicidal.

Hormones kick in so you start eating and get cranky and hair comes in you body starts to change

As long as it works properly then yes it is good !

When taking a child's temperature rectally, it mostly done with infants or children who cannot sit still long enough with a glass thermometer in their mouth. Taking a rectal temperature on a child older than 2 or 3 years of age is mostly considered inappropriate. Advances in temperature monitoring have made glass thermometers in general, and rectal thermometers specifically, obsolete. Most electronic thermometers, which read the surface temperature of the ear drum or the skin of the forehead, can provide an accurate reading of the internal temperature of the body, without subjecting a child to the dangers of having a fragile glass thermometer filled with mercury (which is highly toxic), inserted into their rectum. If the rectal thermometer is the only means you have to take a child's temperature, use the following guidelines: 1. Have the child lie prone on a bed. 2. Take the rectal thermometer from its protective case, and inspect it closely for any chips, cracks or breakage. If your thermometer displays any imperfection at all, discard and do not use. (Some states have strict guidelines on the disposal of mercury containing thermometers, so be sure to check with your local pharmacy on how to properly dispose of thermometers.) 3. Holding the thermometer firmly at the top (not the mercury bulb end), briskly shake down the mercury so it reads a low temperature. 4. Lubricate the first 1.5 inches of the bulb end of the thermometer with petrolatum or a water soluble lubricant. 5. Using the thumb and forefinger of the opposite hand, part the child's buttocks and gently insert the bulb end of the thermometer into the anus, to a depth of no more than 1 inch. Instruct the child to be quiet, hold still as you wait the three minutes to take a reading. DO NOT EVER let go of the thermometer! 6. After three minutes, gently remove the thermometer slowly, and raise it to the level of your eyes to take the reading. Do not shake the thermometer until you have read it. 7. Give the child a tissue or piece of toilet paper to clean up any residual lubricant from the anus. 8. Wipe the thermometer with tissue, and then wash in lukewarm water with soap and rinse well before storing it back into it's protective case.

The average for an erect grown up penis is arround 5.1-5.9 inches. So if i was you i wouldn't worry about that. You'r penis will grow when you get a bit older. Then it will become average. Maybe you should expect arround 6 inches.

There are no puberty "rights". Everyone goes through puberty and it is a natural part of life and growing up.

The first indicator or puberty is the increase in the size of testis. Also there is growth of hair in the pubic region and face and underarms.

Studies have shown that the brain makes significant changes as a child grows through puberty into adulthood. As a child becomes a teen, he or she is more able to think abstractly, and more importantly, more able to empathize with others. The bulk of cognitive work in the brain shifts to the pre-frontall cortex throughout the teen-age years, but does not complete this process until a person enter's their twenties. Teens are still prone to risk-taking behaviors, but as they mature, they become more and more aware of consequences arising from their actions. The ability to think in the abstract, allows them to better theorize and form opinions about their surroundings.

As a side note, it is been observed that these changes are arrested or delayed in teens who abuse alcohol and most drugs.

It will grow proportionally to the rest of the body

it happens. There's nothing wrong with it.

In boys, the penis and testis increase in size, they get facial and pubic hair as well as hair under the arms, broader shoulders and the voice can crack until they get a deeper one. In girls the breasts grow, hips get rounder and broader and they get pubic hair as well as hair under the arms.Girls also start to menstruate.

There is some good information is shared on this site. Just go through some of the questions and answers.

You can also ask a teacher or parent, maybe borrow some books from the library. There is no need to be embarrassed, adults have been through the same as you before.

The age at which this happens is 15 years. But this may or may not happen in some cases. all bodies are different.

The black race is the only race to have mostly large penises. The white race comes after the black race with 23%.

You may be a late starter in puberty. Give it time and it will grow. Are you fair skinned and have blonde, fair hair ? You may not see the hair as well as dark haired people. I presume you have hair on your head as I answer this for you, if not then you may have a disorder for which a doctor may be able to help you with.

Boys and girls start producing body odor when they start sweating. Sweating is a "secondary sexual trait," so it starts when you start puberty. Hair grows in your pubic area, face and underarms, grows coarser on arms and legs, Sweat glands are developing also.

mine is 4.5 erect i am 12 not hit thing growth but had ball enlargement

In males, puberty starts during the ages of 12-14 and ends by 16-18. In puberty, the testis grow in size, also hair starts to grow in the pubic areas , the face and the armpits. Also the height and the weight of the body increases.

Yes , some people hit puberty later than some people. This is because genes play an important part in determining the age.

Well this is normal for a young girl who is gong through puberty. You might find a more breathable underwear. During your menstruation time, use tampons instead of feminine napkins. Also, you might try spraying a light aerosol deodorant between leg area to reduce the smell of sweat. Be sure not to use scented soap and clean inside because your body doesn't recognize the substance and thinks it needs to clean it out, this creating more vaginal discharge.

This thick clear gooy stuff is probably just vaginal discharge. This is perfectly normal and happens mostly when you're ovulating. Ovulating in the stage that your body goes through right before you start your period. Therefore, you're probably just starting your period.

Going through puberty, one shall expect an imbalance of all hormones, leading to mood swings. Males at times can become very emotional.

Pubic hair , growth of the testicles , voice deepens , pimples appear , testosterone levels higher , hormones

Teenagers are very easily led to believe things so cyberbullying can be very stressful for them.

They are beginning to turn into adults and find arguing a way of expressing themselves over another. This is common on social websites and can be upsetting when one person picks on another without really thinking about what they are trying to achieve. Teenagers take comments to heart and they don't necessarily know what to do so they fret about it and let it blow up out of proportion sometimes.

Most of the time any threats of violence are said without real malice, but the one on the receiving end will not know that, so might become scared to go out or go to School. They may be worrying all the time and making themselves sick. They feel they cannot tell anyone or that they will be told back to sort themselves out and get on with it.

Bullying on the internet, texting or in person is wrong and not nice at all, it should not happen, so if you have been told of or know someone it is happening to please believe them and offer your help in getting it stopped. Always report any bullying to the Head Teacher at School and let your parents know too.

It is a stressful thing going on in live that often is the result of sucide or sucidal thoughts. So everyone should only post on the internet what they wouldn't mind wearing on their shirt.