Puberty can be a challenging time for kids, and even more so for those with central precocious puberty (CPP), which causes early signs of sexual maturity. Those with CPP, more common in girls, may develop years earlier than their peers, setting them apart emotionally and physically. Bullying and teasing is common, as well as increased attention and expectations from adults at home and at school. It can also cause issues with sports and activities, as well as physical and emotional strain. It’s important to monitor for signs of bullying, anxiety, and disordered eating. Seeking outside support and maintaining open conversations are important for helping children with CPP.
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