05/10/2026
👩⚕️ Dr. Rapeepun Chai-udom our specialist in pediatric endocrinology and metabolism, explains that unusually fast growth can sometimes signal early puberty, affecting both a child’s physical development and emotional confidence. 🌱 Learn the signs to support your child—details are in our infographic.
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Normal puberty for young girls usually starts at around nine to ten years of age, and for young boys at about 11 to 12 years of age. Learn more about early puberty and its physical and psychological effects.