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Puberty brings about changes that are normal and represent the body's journey to adulthood. Physical modifications brought on by variations in hormones include periods of rapid development, the emergence of secondary sexual characteristics, and menstruation in females. Boys increase muscles, acquire deeper voices, and grow facial hair. Individual 22 differences may exist in the timing and degree of these changes. Adolescents can maneuver their physical appearances with confidence and selfawareness when they understand these transformations. During this time, open communication and assistance from reliable people are essential. An essential turning point in a person's growth of homosexuality is puberty, thereby establishing the stage for positive attitudes and actions in later life.
Unfortunately, talking with parents about sex-related topics is often neglected and seen by parents as well as children as an awkward, embarrassing, and uncomfortable experience. Despite the perceived discomfort that discussing sex can cause, studies suggest that youth who receive strong sexual health messages from their parents are actually more likely to postpone sexual activity, have fewer partners, and are more likely to use contraceptives and condoms once they become sexually active. This suggests that 36 the message parents and trusted adults send does have an impact. Open communication is the key, messages are clear when both the sender and receiver of the message know they can openly express themselves and seek understanding of the others' point of view.
This guide let you understandingthe basis of sex education you and your children really need.