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- Teenage brain development affects your child’s behavior and social skills.
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- Teenage brain development affects your child’s
- BRAIN
- Your child will begin to develop improved self-control and skills in planning, problem-solving and decision-making. This process will continue into your child’s mid-20s.
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- CLUMSINESS
- Because children grow so fast during puberty, their center of gravity change and their brains might take a while to adjust. This might affect your child’s balance. You might see a bit more clumsiness for a while, and your child might be more likely to be injured.
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- TEETH
- Children will get their second molars at around 13 years of age. Third molars – ‘wisdom teeth’ – might appear between 14 and 25 years. These teeth can appear in singles, pairs, as a full set of 4 wisdom teeth or not at all. Healthy teeth and gums are vital to your teenage child’s health, so teenage dental care is important.
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- WEIGHT
- Your child will gain weight and need more healthy food. Teenagers’ stomachs and intestines increase in size, and they need more energy, proteins and minerals. Foods with plenty of calcium and iron are important for bone growth and blood circulation.
- SLEEP PATTERNS
- Sleep patterns change, and many children start to stay awake later at night and sleep until later in the day.
- AND THAT'S IT.
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