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Every child, {both boys and girls } should be aware of the bodily changes that occur as they get closer to puberty. It is the responsibility of parents to educate their children about the specific changes that occur during puberty.

As parents, we should give them enough space to express themselves freely to us when they have puberty-related concerns. They should understand that discussing these things with parents is acceptable and is the right way to clarify their concerns.

Because in today’s modern world, children can easily access the internet to clear their doubts, and searching for these things would eventually lead them down the wrong path. Also, inadequate knowledge of bodily changes like pubic hairs, menstrual bleeding, pimples, etc., can cause some children to feel stressed and anxious, eventually affecting their academic performance and mental health.