Raging hormones and conflicts with peers are not whims, but signs of puberty in teenagers. 360.ru found out what stages of puberty boys and girls go through, what affects it and what parents should not do.
Now there are a lot more aware teenagers whose parents often call and say, “You know, my child has asked me to find him a psychologist. That is, children realize that they cannot cope with the situation and ask for help. And parents need to listen to them, rather than dismiss them in the spirit of “what kind of nonsense you've come up with” - I've heard that too.
Olesya Pokusaeva