Most people start puberty between ages 8-13, but it can vary greatly. It typically lasts 2-5 years, with girls usually starting between 8-13 and boys between 9-14. If you're 13 and haven't started yet, it's still within the normal range.

Yes, it's common for puberty to start around 10-14 years old, but some individuals may begin earlier or later. If you have concerns about your development, consider talking to a trusted adult or healthcare provider.

Normal tape measurements for teenage girls can vary depending on factors such as age, height, and body composition. However, typical measurements might range from a waist size of 24-28 inches, hip size of 32-36 inches, and bust size of 30-34 inches. It's important to remember that everyone's body is unique and these are just general guidelines.

If you feel the desire to wear nappies as a teen, it's important to talk to a trusted adult or mental health professional about these feelings. They can help you understand your desires and work through any underlying issues contributing to this desire. It's crucial to prioritize your mental and emotional well-being above all else.

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.

Yes, it's not very common, but young girls can begin to menstruate and go through other changes associated with adolescence. In fact, the youngest mother on record was a five year old from Peru. (http://snopes.com/pregnant/medina.asp)

Rabbits reach puberty at around about 12 weeks. Although deliberate breeding isn't normally done until later.

12 is the age when you start puberty. You should follow a balanced and healthy diet. Also do regular ecercise to have a good development.

The become sexually active and able to reproduce.

It depends on the women. A lot of people say its not good, because it causes cramps, but some women do not get cramps during menstruation it all depends on the amount of hormones, or the individual women. Some women have cravings during menstruation and they crave ice cream. Eating Ice cream is okay, but if you start having bad cramps and feeling pain you may not want to eat it.

Yes. All steriods start with cholestrol which is found in many foods.

but eating more cholestrol won't help you get more muscle.

You cant i don't think they just grow with you .

Yes! Teens should be out with their friends and interacting in society. If they are always glued to video games they become like a couch potato with poor eating habits and no exercise. They should come home and interact with family, sit down at the dinner table, do their homework and then they can have an hour or two for their video games. Teens that don't get out with friends and socialize end up being reclusive.

All part of the human body telling you your getting older.

Don't worry.It's coming very soon,along with a few other physical changes you may notice.

The main chemical is called testostrone go"s though out your body and creates phyiscal changes insied and outside

look it up on google images. nude boys or male genitals

here is change in height voice & body shape, activation of sebaceous glands &mental changes

Everyone goes through Puberty. Boys and girls and even animals.

It is the time when you change from Children to Adults. Your hormones are making you sexually mature and able to procreate. This period in your life only happens once in your early teens and takes a few years to complete, it is known as Puberty or Adolescence.

yes, ur probably an adolesent teen. so ur period sometimes will not flow right on schedule. but if ur an adult past puberty, i would talk to a doctor or somthing

ummm. just a little over, but no big deal!

Whilst it is rare for a 9-year-old to hit puberty it is not impossible. Children are hitting puberty younger and younger in today's society. Girls tend to reach puberty a year or two before boys on average.

Assuming you want four facts about male puberty:

1. Testicles Get lower

2. Penis Gets Bigger

3. Voice Gets Deeper

4. You Will Produce Sperms