What are the symptoms of rebellious girls

When we were young, everyone wanted to grow up quickly because when we grow up we can do whatever we want and no one can control us. Children in adolescence will go through a rebellious period. During this period, children's psychology will undergo great changes, and their emotions and behaviors will show obvious characteristics. Below I will introduce to parents the symptoms of girls in their rebellious period.

Strong dependence on partners. When girls reach puberty, they have the awareness to break away from their families. They no longer need too much care and companionship from their parents. However, they are not independent and mature enough, and their nature dictates that they are always timid and fearful. We must admit that most girls are more fragile than boys. When they face an unfamiliar environment and want to integrate into a new group, they cannot be without the company of friends.

2. Vanity

(1) Comparing with others, being too concerned about face, and caring about what others think of you.

(2) Want the best of everything and have a strong desire to perform.

There is nothing wrong with children being vain; it is just a temporary insurance policy for the arrival of puberty.

(1) Complaining and being dissatisfied with something.

(2) Dress fashionably and uniquely.

(3) He has a strong desire to disrupt others, likes to make trouble, and talks back to the teacher. He highly praises students who go against the teacher.

(4) They do not like to do what others say. Even if they know that their parents are right, they will not listen and will insist on opposing them.

(5) Believe that the vast majority of regulations are unreasonable and should be abolished.

4. Physiological manifestations

(1) Menarche.

(2) Acne.

(1) “Mom and Dad” and “You adults” are often used in conversation.

(2) Being keen on using Internet buzzwords.

(3) Procrastination.

(4) I no longer like going out with my mother.

(5) They do not want to communicate with their parents, and criticism from adults often causes them to feel disgusted and angry. If parents tell him the same thing over and over again, he will get bored

(6) She is a good girl in front of the teacher, but she is prone to temper tantrums and makes people feel moody.

(7) Dislike what others say and often get upset and angry over trivial matters

6. Opposite Sex

Start to pay obvious attention to the opposite sex: for example, good-looking boys in class, celebrities, etc.

7. Stubbornness

Once you decide to do something, you won't change your mind no matter how others try to dissuade you.