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Yeah artificial hormones are usually the cause of early puberty. This is the case in America since they have nearly everything GM. Interesting fact: the youngest girl to have a child was ~5 and her early puberty was caused by the pesticides in her area. In Australia, I heard is the increase...

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Usually schools go through puberty education in yr5-6. Early is usually stranger danger Parents don't talk about periods to a 9 year old. I learnt at 10 from older girls. When I was 9, I didn't have proper Internet. I started to get bloody dial-up then. Omg nostalgia

I mean the average is 12-13 but now it's getting to 10ish The age is declining it used to be 16-17 then 12-13 and now lowering Apparently it's to do with diet?

Could be year3. I was 9 in yr3. The youngest from someone I know is 10 but now it's quite common for 10 year olds

And they are a child themselves..... So what age do you think was the youngest to have a child?

That's what I thought. Omg, that's like year 3 or 4.... Nationally the average is 12.43 years old but it says the age is getting younger and younger

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I think only maths is skills-based and other subs are more memory-based

Anyone can troll at their own risk

Btw, how do I redo the poll? I want it to be no identified names

Sorry but when you saw the title, you should've ran away!

Sorry males but can you try your best not to troll the poll It seems that the starting age for periods is getting lower and lower. Is the average age 9 now?

They will tell you that the information is in the textbook and make you learn it yourself. Still, anything you can't next a grasp of, email them?

#2 Usually i do an acknowledgement smile when they hand me another booklet. Can't talk since my throat hasn't been hydrated properly #3 I usually leave my papers closed under the one i am writing in so my pen writes smoother on the page Question: If you need to go to the bathroom, do they make...

Also, does your gf see this dislike? Or does no one notice except you and him? I get what you mean It might be this case though- how for some reason fathers like to see their own personality in their daughter's bf

You should stop caring about what he thinks and assert confidence in front of him If you weren't so bothered/ intimidated by him you wouldn't have spilt anything i see this question is happening again

I think you're me Since trials is over I know the chem experts in my class would like discussing some of the stuff for me If you can get some classmates to explain in a way for you to understand, get someone how has improved drastically over the course since they know how you feel in this...

There's a free alternative. I will pm you the instructions

free bump for you hey you could get past students to, on yourtutor.com.au