Puberty is a very confusing stage for children as they grow to become adults. There are lots of changes happening in the body, physically and mentally, which makes the children irritated and confused about their changes.
Parents need to help children be more aware of their body changes as they age. Parents should encourage their children through these changes, helping them to know why these are happening to them. Making them aware of these changes will help the child be more stable about their body changes without getting irritated or lazy about them.
In most cases, children do not recognize changes and get very scared and confused about various changes happening in the body. As a parent, it is your responsibility to cut out all the fear; normalizing discussing puberty with your children through open communication.
Keep reading to learn about different types of physical changes during puberty and what wardrobe changes a child needs to make.
Puberty is different for boys and girls growing up after the age of 12. Puberty strikes earlier in girls than in boys physically. Most of the girls after the age of 12 need to make wardrobe changes for their growing body as the development of hips and breasts starts to happen. For boys, grown-up muscles and body fat start to accumulate after puberty.
There are also lots of internal changes that require various wardrobe changes for both boys and girls in terms of introduction to regular discharge and sweat glands becoming more active due to hormonal changes.
Parents need to reckon with their children that puberty is not just about changes in size and growth of height and body but also other factors that will now be a common part of their child's life.
Here are signs that recognize that your children require a proper wardrobe change during puberty.
It is essential to know that all these changes will start to affect the child's hygiene as the changes begin. Recognizing these early signs will help the parent know and prepare for the child's wardrobe, making them aware of proper cleanliness during puberty early.
Parents should know about these pointers and how to prepare a proper wardrobe when a child is going through puberty as the sense of dressing will change rapidly.
Parents need to talk about proper innerwear as the child grows up. In most cases, boys don't like to wear underwear when they are children, but parents should always encourage wearing underwear for better hygiene management. Also, for girls, the situation of regular discharge should be explained properly, as how it stains and hampers the fabric, and the proper change of inner wear to adult clothes is necessary.
Parents must buy different types of dresses to support the growth of both boys and girls. It is necessary to wear them inside to shape the body properly. Different types of clothes come for teenage kids, which already have such features attached to the shirts and the T-shirts a child is wearing for both boys and girls. Training them to wear tights and innerwear is necessary for parents to explain. Help the child understand that a proper wardrobe is only made through a good selection of clothes as well as proper underwear to present the clothes in the body.
There are different types of shapewears for girls to train them to wear a brassiere. Girls need to wear shapewear to support their breasts. In the future, it will help the girls stay in proper shape, avoiding any kind of back pain from no support.
Parents should let their children know about these hygiene rules during the change of wardrobe going through puberty.
Now that parents know about the different aspects, including puberty, wardrobe, and hygiene, parents need to teach the same to their kids. Wardrobe and clothing are important for children to represent themselves better in society.