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Pubic hair growth is one of the signs that a child is reaching puberty. So how long after pubic hair growth to menstruate? These body changes are scientifically interested and explained in detail. To better understand, the time of puberty in children, first of all, you need to know the early signs of the first menstrual cycle in children.
1. The age at which girls begin to appear physical changes
We all know from the age of 9 children begin to have physical changes. However, having a period at the age of 9 is considered too early. Children usually get their period between the ages of 13 and 18. This largely depends on the biological clock of each baby.
Determining the exact first menstrual cycle is quite difficult. However, to ensure that children are fully developed without any errors, you should also learn carefully. Lifestyle is an important factor determining the body's menstrual regulation. Therefore, using healthy foods and sleeping together with sports will ensure children's health and development in accordance with their age.
2. Early signs indicate that a baby is about to have a period
Menstruation is the most obvious sign that a child has reached puberty. However, there are 3 other manifestations that make the child's body change. You should spend time talking with your child so that you can soon detect 1 or all 3 of the following signs:
First round development: Breasts will need enough nutrition and time to fully develop. Especially according to research, it takes 2 years after the first menstrual cycle to fully develop. Pubic hair growth: Immediately after the formation of the follicular glands in the chest, the baby will begin to grow pubic hair. Initially pubic hair is quite thin and soft. However, due to many influences, over time it becomes rougher and denser. After about 1-2 years, the baby's first menstrual cycle will appear.
Trẻ sau khi mọc lông mu từ 1-2 năm thì xuất hiện kinh nguyệt đầu tiên
Increased vaginal discharge: Vaginal discharge that is white or slightly ivory will be a sign of the upcoming menstrual cycle. This is a sign that you should talk to your child so he doesn't panic when this happens. In addition to these three common changes, children also need a mother to support and advise. The early psychological preparation for the child will create a good feeling when receiving. At the same time, the baby gradually has the skills to handle and not panic like other children. At the same time, when supported by adults, the baby will limit the risk of gynecological diseases due to infection or not proper hygiene.
3. Support children to prepare psychologically and materials so as not to be surprised
You can't be with your baby all day, so it's difficult to pinpoint exactly when your baby's period will begin. Therefore, prepare and guide children to be able to handle incidents in public places.
Keep sanitary pads and change of clothes ready for your child. This point will help the baby to be confident and not be shy when menstruating in crowded places. Always tell your child to have things in his bag in case he needs to take it out. In an emergency, a piece of toilet paper can help your child avoid it. However, it is only for quick processing, not thorough. After that, in a short time, she needs to buy sanitary napkins. Your child can also actively seek help from a teacher or school nurse. It is very difficult to determine how long after pubic hair growth will take place. The appearance of pubic hair in each child is different. Therefore, you need to confide and share experiences with your child. Make sure your baby's first period doesn't panic.
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Reference source: always.com
