Bad influences on teens from magazines

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At age nine, children are poised for major transition as they stand on the cusp of adolescence. Nine-year-old children will begin to face numerous physical and emotional challenges as they approach adolescence. It can be a taxing time for some as fellow classmates begin to develop at starkly different rates. Puberty can begin anywhere from 8 to 12 for girls and nine and 14 for boys. As a parent, it is important to discuss this with your child, especially if the changes or lack of changes are causing distress. Body image issues may even start to arise.

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Life passes by quickly. Before you know it, your little ones will grow up into adults with a life of their own. And when they do, you would want them to be ready for life.