A girl (or even a boy) who has reached 12 years of age, is supposed to have accomplished most of the following: Gain wider knowledge and understanding of the physical and social world. Build wholesome attitudes towards oneself. Learn an appropriate feminine (or masculine) social role. Develop conscience, morality and a scale of values.
Learn to read, write, calculate, and learning other fundamental intellectual skills. Learn to win and maintain a place among one’s age-mates. Learn to give and take and to share responsibility and Achieve increasing personal independence.

And in this crucial phase of Adolescence they must….

1. Develop self-confidence and a clear sense of identity.
2. Accept one’s physique and adjust to body changes.
3. Achieve a feminine or masculine social role.
4. Develop new, mature relations with age-mates.
5. Achieve emotional independence from parents and other adults.
6. Develop concern beyond oneself, achieve mature values and social responsibility.
7. Select and prepare for a career.
8. Learn to make choices and take responsibility.
9. Build a conscious value system in harmony with an adequate world picture.

Experience has shown that managing body changes, menarche and a feeling of sexuality are three chores that turn difficult without proper information and that is where JUSTEVES comes in picture.