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Changes in males:

-In males, the earliest signs of puberty are the growth of the testicles, then the penis. The skin that surrounds the testicles, called the scrotum, becomes thinner and redder.

Body hair begins to grow, typically on the face, chest, armpits, back, and pubic area. Some people start shaving, and this can cause a rash, especially on sensitive skin. Using shaving foam or gel can help, and using an electric razor can reduce the risk of cuts.

Changes in females:

-Hair will start growing under your daughter’s arms.

Your daughter will get a clear or whitish discharge from her vagina for several months before her periods start. If the discharge bothers your daughter, you could suggest she uses a panty liner. If your daughter says she has itching, pain or a bad or strong odour, check with a GP.

Changes in both sexes:

-During puberty you can expect a lot of changes to your body. Your genitals will get bigger. In people with a vagina the breasts will grow and your vagina, uterus and fallopian tubes will develop. In people with a penis the penis and testes will get bigger.