Waching daily Jun 29 2017

Many of you who have adolescents

probably attended a puberty talk,

sponsored by their school, for 5th graders.

I'm always thrilled when kids are being given

an opportunity

to learn something about their body,

and, you know, for many years

the schools have provided very useful information

for our kids.

But the question that I have for you is how can you

take the information that they've learned,

and even put the

bar higher for what you want them to know,

and be able to answer their questions.

You know, it's funny.

It seems like for many parents

once that puberty talk is done,

there's almost a sense of relief.

"Okay, they've learned it. We're done, let's just move on."

But actually, that puberty talk

is just the beginning

of numerous great conversations

for you to have with your adolescent.

Because now, they're moving on into sixth grade

and they're really going to start showing

a lot of the signs of puberty,

and they're going to

want you there to walk with them

through this important transition.

If you have a son,

who participated in the fifth grade talk,

that may have been about a year too early for him.

His signs of puberty aren't going to start showing up

until sixth grade and beyond.

And so he's going to need a refresher

when he gets a year older

to help him understand the changes

that are coming his way.

You know, as these kids are in elementary school,

they are still willing to have these great

conversations with you.

And you can keep that dialogue going,

all the way through,

until they reach middle school.

Once they're in middle school they just push back.

They are not nearly as enthusiastic

about talking to you about the changes

going on their body or anything related to puberty.

So I want to encourage you to

look at the school

puberty talk as a beginning point and not an end point,

and start developing a plan

for how to keep this dialogue going

into their middle school years,

This is Dr. Metten with Anatomy For Kids

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