Hormones cause a boy’s voice box to grow and move lower in his throat during puberty. While this is happening their voice might be squeaky one minute and low the next. This is often referred to as someone’s voice breaking. It doesn’t hurt, but it can make a child feel self-conscious or embarrassed.
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Lessons help keep you and your child on track to navigating planet puberty. We have specially curated these to help teach certain themes. Let’s have a look around to get you aquainted.
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