Danish study shows only children go through puberty earlier
Children with no siblings are more likely than children with siblings to go through puberty earlier, a new study by Aarhus University shows. Girls who are only children start puberty on average 5.5 months earlier and boys 4.5 months earlier compared to children who have siblings.Girls with half-siblings or step-siblings entered puberty more than two […]
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