In the stages of puberty, getting your period is one of the last steps although the other steps carry on happening during your periods.
One of the most obvious sightings that you're going to get your period, is after you have had discharge for 6-12 months.
stress period is when your ways or feelings may change when you mature in the growth stage of puberty
When you get your first period, it doesn't mean that puberty is over. It means that puberty has just started.
The tanner stage when you will probably first ejaculate will be stage 4 (between 14 and 15)
Getting your first period is part of puberty, but happens at different ages for all girls. You probably started puberty before you got your first period and still got a way to go.
Menarche (first period) is part of going through puberty. Menstruation only occurs when a person starts to ovulate, as menstruation occurs if an egg isn't fertilised. Puberty refers to the process of going from a child to a sexually mature adult, thus puberty has to start in order for you then to start menstruating as menstruation occurs only after you start to ovulate.
In the stages of puberty, getting your period is one of the last steps although the other steps carry on happening during your periods. One of the most obvious sightings that you're going to get your period, is after you have had discharge for 6-12 months.
I would say about between the ages of 11 and 13
the answer to this question is puberty
Don't worry...your period will come soon.
The period following the phallic stage is called the latency stage. It occurs during middle childhood, around age 6 to puberty, where sexual impulses are suppressed and children focus on developing social and intellectual skills.
In the first stage of puberty, the average volume of the testicles is about 1.5 ml each.
I would just say Teen stage.. unless you have puberty late...