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24 Jun

Maturity in kids

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As a child grows, he/she learns new things and acquires new knowledge. This is how they attain maturity along with the development of their mind and body. The transformation of a child into an adult is also known as maturity. This is the stage where both parents and teachers need to be extra cautious so that our kids are not diverted towards any wrong direction or habits.

What is maturity?

The process of developing or growing is known as maturity. In children, it is to grow properly according to their development stages, i.e., to be able to do all those tasks which are expected to be done by kids of that age group. Maturity means that there should be development both physically and mentally. In kids, physical and cognitive development are known to be the most important developmental milestones to be achieved. Let’s understand these two types of maturity in detail, and also, we will learn how they affect a child.

Cognitive Maturity

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Cognitive Maturation, also known as mental development, helps a child to learn, communicate, interact, and adopt effectively. It is the ability of a child to reason, think, imagine, and understand things around them. A child is able to identify and differentiate right from the age of three months. As they grow, their mental ability also develops through the stages when they are teenagers and adolescence.

Physical Maturation

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Physical maturation means our bodily development, which takes place each and every time. Parents must feed their kids with nutritious food so that they can attain good physical growth. When our kids are small, we should feed them all the kinds of food that can help in the development of bones, muscles, brains, etc. Children must be given fat-enriched foods as it helps in the proper development of their brain. As our kids grow up to be adults, they go through many hormonal changes, and this is the time when their emotional development also takes place.

Parental care

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The stage of maturity is very important, and it can be difficult for our children to deal with such changes, which can lead them to engage in some immoral activities that can be harmful to them. This is why the stage where a kid is transformed to be an adult is known to be at a tender age. At this stage, though, kids are growing, but they don’t have that much maturity to understand what is good or bad for them. So, parents must be extra cautious and try to spend more and more family time with their kids. At the same time, try to teach them some values and shower your love and care on them, letting them know that you are always with them.

Conclusion

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Kids in their early adolescence period go through so many hormonal changes inside their body and mind. They are in a state of confusion all the time trying to understand whom they should trust and whom they shouldn’t. When as parents, we don’t have time to listen to them, they find somebody else to listen to them as well as understand them. If we don’t keep our eye on them, they can get influenced and attracted to all the attractive things like drugs, drinks, sex, etc. Giving them a proper education or making them aware of such things ahead of time can help them control themselves a little, but you as their parent should always be with them like their friend.

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