Does anyone have advice about how to survive puberty?

This question was prompted by my son (11).Does anyone have advice about how to survive puberty?
Be yourself and enjoy who you are!Does anyone have advice about how to survive puberty?
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How are you not gonna survive puberty?
well its really emotional for ne one going thru puberty but encoruage him lots... if he has problems with it and also think bout when u were going thru it....try not to get frustrated with him....help him and talk to him about what it was like for you....i mean u are his dad u can talk to him na?
stay positive. and never look back on things that happened in the past. that's the best advice i have to offer.
just remember everybody goes through the changes and problems that you are going through, you are not the only person to have a pimple on your face on date night, you are not the only person ever to have his voice squeak in class,etc. roll with the all the weird and odd changes and you will do fine. another great thing to remember is to talk with dad and mom believe it or not they went thru this to and can offer alot of great advice.
Take one day at a time. Try to be happy, have fun and enjoy family, friends %26amp; activities. When you're having a bad day try to remember it's a part of this life. Good AND bad, happy AND sad.Try not to dwell or obsess about it, it may not be as bad as you think!
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How you survive it, or how your son survives it?





For him, I'd say just keep the lines of communication open. If you're this caring a dad to ask the question, you're obviously there for him, and he should do everything he can to make sure to keep you in the loop (you survived your own adolescence, after all; you probably have some good advice). He should know that he can come to you, no matter what, for an honest conversation.





For you, I'd say the same. Remember being a teenager, all the weirdness that happened, and approach conversations with sympathy. If you're in this together, and your son knows it, it will be easier for him to weather all the changes he'll go through.





Thanks for being a great dad, and good luck--
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