pre-adolescent
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adj.AdjectiveRelating to the period of life immediately preceding adolescence; typically between the ages of 9 and 12.
Pre-adolescent children often experience significant physical and emotional changes.
n.NounA child in the period of life immediately preceding adolescence; typically between the ages of 9 and 12.
The program is designed to help pre-adolescents navigate the challenges of puberty.
adj.AdjectiveRelating to the developmental stage before adolescence, characterized by specific physical, emotional, and cognitive changes.
The pre-adolescent phase is crucial for social and emotional development.
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Wainy Days #4 - 'Cyrano d'Bluetooth'
- Tell me more about your pre-adolescent recessed Adam's apple.
Tell me more about your pre-adolescent recessed Adam's apple.
- Tell me more about your pre-adolescent, recessed
Tell me more about your pre-adolescent, recessed
Fran Lebowitz Talks Fashion, Politics, and Revenge | Then and Now | Harper's BAZAAR
- I mean, sometimes it is pre-adolescent.
I mean, sometimes it is pre-adolescent.
- I mean, sometimes it is pre-adolescent.
I mean, sometimes it is pre-adolescent.
Can Your Brain Be Addicted To Sugar?
- Approaching obesity as a symptom of food addiction, scientists at UCSD examined the brains of obese and non-obese pre-adolescent children using fMRI to identify any functional differences in their response to sugar.
Approaching obesity as a symptom of food addiction, scientists at UCSD examined the brains of obese and non-obese pre-adolescent children using fMRI to identify any functional differences in their response to sugar.
- Approaching obesity as a symptom of food addiction, scientists at UCSD examined the brains of obese and non-obese pre-adolescent children using fMRI to identify any functional differences in their response to sugar.
Approaching obesity as a symptom of food addiction, scientists at UCSD examined the brains of obese and non-obese pre-adolescent children using fMRI to identify any functional differences in their response to sugar.