National Teenager Day

Adolescence is one of the most important stages of human development, associated with puberty, personality development and self-assertion. Teenage is the age range between 13-19 years old. This is called teen because the suffix has the word "teen" of thirteen - nineteen in English. Some countries call teenagers 12-20 years old because children in their countries hit puberty earlier. Teenage will mark the time of puberty in children, usually puberty in boys is around 12-15 years old, while girls can hit puberty earlier, around 10-14 years old. It is an important age in the transfer of personality from childhood to adolescence. Besides their Body and mind are going through changes and they're figuring out who they are: the things that define who they are and how they want to be seen by others. Sometimes they are overrated for being a troublemaker or disrespectful, but most of the time they are kind and helpful. They're learning to drive, going dancing, and having their first kiss. Peer pressure and bullying surrounds them. They worry about many things, sometime is their grades but may be even more worried about their appearance. They may often think that their parents are incompetent, and may often ignore their rules, but deep down they are grateful that their parents cared for them. Some of these things may be truer for some people than others, but overall, they illustrate the teenage experience. National Teenager Day is dedicated to teenagers, and to all those who are older but still carry the teenage spirit. National Teenager Day is held every year on March 21, in order to create opportunities for adults to better understand teenagers in the family and society. Besides creating opportunities for teenagers to improve themselves.

History of National Teenager Day

The origins and history of the National Teenager Day are still being investigated. The founder of National Teenager Day is also a big question. However, it is said that an organization dedicated to international youth has established National Teenager Day with the desire to create opportunities for teenagers to understand more about themselves, creating opportunities for young people to learn more about themselves. Adults have a more comprehensive view of teenagers to help guide the development and build the future of both adolescents and society.

How to observe national teenager day

If you are a teenager, today is for you! Celebrate this day by embracing your age and doing some of the things that define you as a teenager. If you're the parent of a teen, do something extra special for them today. Maybe you can take them out for pizza or ice cream or give them money to go to the movies. Everyone can get in touch with some of their friends from their teens, hang out and do something they used to do as teenagers. Listening to classic teen songs or watching teen movies, such as Rebel without a Cause, American Graffiti, Mean Girls, or The Breakfast Club is the other way to celebrate this day. Share your national youth day on social media with the hashtag #NationalTeenagerDay.