What are the things that boys should pay attention to during their development?

Parents all hope that their children will develop healthily both physically and mentally, and they all hope that their children will be taller. Such children will have more advantages in the society in the future. In order to make their children grow taller, parents will give their children various health care products. In fact, if children want to develop well in all aspects, they need to pay attention to many things in their daily lives. In addition to diet and daily life, the following precautions should be kept in mind.

Things to note during the development period for boys:

1. When men reach puberty, due to sexual maturity, under the influence of male hormones, they will have sexual demands and develop feelings of admiration for women. This is a completely normal psychological change that occurs during the physiological development process of puberty. However, the admiration at this time is widespread and blind, and is unstable and uncertain. If it is not handled properly, if there is a lack of proper sexual knowledge and no regard for sexual morality, it can easily cause physical and psychological harm and lead to mistakes that should not be made. Therefore, some people call this period the "dangerous period of youth."

2. Adolescence is a critical period that determines one’s physical, psychological and intellectual development throughout life. Although the body's resistance is stronger than in childhood, the chance of contracting infectious diseases is also very high. For example, tuberculosis, hepatitis, etc. are not uncommon, while autonomic dysfunction, thyroid disease, neurosis, etc. are significantly more common than in childhood. Therefore, adolescent hygiene cannot be neglected. We must pay attention to nutrition and rest, study hard, and exercise to lay a good foundation for lifelong health and work. "Sex" creates curiosity. Such changes in psychology, emotions, behavior, etc. are greatly influenced by cultural media and social factors, and are called third sexual characteristics. There is no clear biological basis for this, but it is formed by the acquisition of social gender roles.

3. As secondary sexual characteristics develop, adolescents experience psychological and physiological changes. Generally speaking, they are more anxious and irritable, and are more likely to lose their temper at things they don't like, but they are full of interest in the opposite sex and are curious about sex. Such changes in psychology, emotions, behavior, etc. are greatly influenced by cultural media and social factors, and become the third sexual characteristics. There is no clear biological basis for this, but it is formed by the acquisition of social gender roles.

Puberty refers to the stage when an individual's sexual function changes from immature to mature. Biologically, it refers to the period of transformation from immature development to mature development of the human body, that is, the transition period from childhood to adulthood for a man. During this period, the individual's sexual development matures and he is able to reproduce. From this we can see that adolescence is mainly a stage divided based on physiological sexual maturity, and it overlaps with the life stages divided from psychological or social aspects. During the growth and development stage of the human body, adolescence occupies half or more of the time. There is currently no consistent age range for adolescence in all countries. It generally refers to the stage between 13 or 14 and 17 or 18 years old. In psychology, it is also called early youth, which is equivalent to the middle school stage in education and is characterized by rapid physical growth. The youth period includes not only adolescence but also lasts until the age of 25-30. Since males reach sexual maturity about a year later than females, the age range of male puberty can be determined as 14-18 years old. It is normal if it is 1 to 2 years early or late. People usually call men of this age boys, and women of the same age girls. During adolescence, not only do children undergo obvious physical changes, but they also often undergo major psychological changes.