What could be scarier for parents than seeing the intelligence in Evan Rachel Wood's eyes subsumed by anxiety, erased by the cooler, predatory girlfriend in the precocious-adolescence melodrama "Thirteen"?
Callow's first volume covered Welles's life from his birth into a well-off Midwestern family in 1915 and his precocious boyhood and adolescence.
Having outgrown the chaotic, precocious trappings of its adolescence, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin's creation appears to be easing itself into more traditional sitcom trousers.
"I was a precocious violin player, but then adolescence came," she said over lunch at the elegant Lahieres Restaurant in downtown Princeton.
(Given her themes, it makes sense that Crosley's persona in her first two collections was precocious, yearning, and disaffected — the signature of extended adolescence).
Recent studies of larger cohorts of individuals on PKU diets have identified an increased prevalence of obesity and overweight towards adolescence in female subjects, with no specific records about precocious or early pubertal progression [ 17, 18].
Eleven is a little early for adolescence, but Gary, as he likes to remind us, is precocious, and by the time he's reached his 14th summer -- the subject of this novel -- he's a full-blown teenager for sure, fully equipped with the usual adolescent obsessions: sex, the dorkiness of his older sister, sex, the denseness of his parents, sex, sports, rock 'n' roll and sex, pretty much in that order.
Girls with low birth weight (LBW) and with a history of precocious pubarche in childhood (PP) are at high risk of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in adolescence.
As an eerily precocious teen-ager, Lorde seemed to leapfrog over the muck of emotional intensity that typically characterizes adolescence.
By Carrie Battan March 2, 2017 As an eerily precocious teen-ager, Lorde seemed to leapfrog over the muck of emotional intensity that typically characterizes adolescence.
