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This document discusses some of the common physical and emotional changes boys experience during puberty, including voice changes, acne, body odor, hair growth, mood swings, and attraction to others. It notes that puberty occurs between ages 9-16 and that these changes are normal parts of development but can be emotionally challenging. It emphasizes the importance of respecting oneself and others during this time.
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- 2. The timing of puberty is different for each boy. However, it usually starts between the ages of 9 and 16.
- 4. Changes on Voice Voice changes may happen, as the voice gets deeper. Sometimes the voice may "crack" during this time. This is a temporary condition and will improve over time. Acne and Oily skin As the puberty hormones increase, teens may have an increase in oily skin and sweating. This is a normal part of growing. It's important to wash daily, including the face. Acne may develop. Body odor You also may see an increase in pimples, sweating under your armpits and body odor. Daily hygiene will be important. Chest swollen This is a result of the hormonal changes that are happening. This is common among teenage boys and is often a short-term or temporary condition. Hair growth Hair will start to grow in the genital area. Boys will also have hair growth on their face, under their arms, and on their legs.
- 6. Attracted to someone it is normal to attracted to someone, it is because of the hormone. Mood swings Boys will experience a range of emotions as they go through puberty. At times, they may feel irritable, sad, and even depressed. Comparing yourself to other everyone is speciall, be yourself.
- 7. Understand the limitation to other. as girls also undergo puberty, they will become more sensitive emotionally, let's respect other. SEKOLAH LENTERA KASIH BALI
- 8. you will experiencing body changes during puberty. respect others. your emotion will also affected.