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Child development: 11 to 14 years

Author: Helen Cowie

Updated Date: 3 April 2019

Publication Date: 13 August 2015

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Introduction

Back to Child development practice support tool. Contents The onset of puberty Friendship and identity Dealing with loss in the family Relationships Cognition and learning The onset of puberty Adolescence begins with the onset of puberty with its accompanying physical and hormonal changes. These physical and hormonal changes, starting at around nine or ten years, […]

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