Precocious puberty is when a child’s body begins to change into an adult too soon. Medically this is considered before age 8 in girls. I would say before 13-14. It includes rapid growth of bones and muscles, changes in body shape and size, and development of the body’s ability to reproduce.Characteristics of those that have a higher risk of precocious puberty: those who are overweight, those who have been exposed to s@x hormones, using synthetic fragrances and products with xenoestrogens, those

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She Started Puberty As A Toddler She began having her period at just 18 months old. Liza suffered from precocious puberty, meaning her body started to develop into adulthood much too soon. She shares how growing up looking different to other kids led to bullying and affected her mental health. | seen.tv