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    Facts on puberty for boys and girls

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    2019
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    As you grow and move from being a child to becoming an adult, your body begins to develop and change. You will also experience changes in the way you feel, think, make decisions, and relate with people around you. This stage in life is known as puberty and happens to both boys and girls. Usually, puberty starts between ages eight and 13 in girls and between ages 10 and 15 in boys, although some young people start puberty earlier or later. During puberty you may begin to become curious about sex and to start becoming attracted to other people. In addition, other young people or even older people may begin to develop sexual interest in you. However, this does not mean that you are ready to handle sex and and the consequence of sex such as teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). You have the right to say no! Talk to a trusted adult or call the toll-free line given in this booklet for help.
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