In the recent years, the issue of early puberty among girls has turned out to be one of the major concerns for health experts. However, what leads to all this is still far from being very clear, but experts never seem to be running short of reasons behind all such developments.
In this series, a new study has come out pointing family ecology as one of the key factors behind early puberty among girls. This time finding comes form a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Arizona. As per the findings of this study, girls form families having more stressing factors like marital conflicts, negativity, and lack of harmony in parent-child relationships, enters pubic age sooner, if compared to girls from families with lesser stressing factors.
All this shows that family life or family environment plays a crucial role in the physical development of a girl. Therefore, duty lies on the parents to ensure healthy and peaceful atmosphere to their kids, no matter they are girls or boys.
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