Early physical changes in girls are a natural part of growth and development that typically occur during puberty. These changes happen as the body begins to mature and prepare for adulthood. The timing and pattern of these changes can vary from one girl to another and are influenced by factors such as genetics, nutrition, overall health, and environment.
Common Physical Changes
- Breast development
- Growth spurt (increase in height and weight)
- Growth of underarm and pubic hair
- Changes in body shape and fat distribution
- Skin changes, including acne or oily skin
- Increased sweating and body odor
- Development of reproductive organs
- Beginning of menstruation (periods)
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