If you're uncomfortable answering questions such as "why is there hair there?" or "why is my body changing this way," then it's time to show your child the 'One Minute Puberty' video.
Every parent eventually has to do the birds and bees talk and provide additional information on puberty if the school isn't doing a good job of being explicit. Therefore, Alexander Gellner decided to make this 'One Minute Puberty' video to showcase all the weird changes that an adolescent goes through when they're growing up. The video is wonderfully animated and does a good job showing the various awkward moments and stages every individual goes through when growing up.
The next time your child asks you questions about puberty and you feel a little uncomfortable answering them, you may find this video to be a useful visual aid.
What's Driving This Trend
- Adolescent Life Cycle
- Opportunity for developing innovative educational resources that help children navigate the awkward moments and stages of puberty.
Who This Affects Most
- Animation
- Disruptive opportunity to create engaging animated content that educates and entertains adolescents about puberty.
