Is it OK to have a wet dream at 13?

Having regular nocturnal emissions (wet dreams) marks the beginning of puberty in boys. Wet dreams typically start between ages 13 and 17, with the average at about 14.5 years.

Why do I have wet dreams at 13?

Not every boy will have wet dreams, but when he does, the doctor notes, “It’s a normal part of puberty and starts when puberty starts kicking in at around 12 or 13.” And when does the dream end, so to say? Typically when they reach the end of puberty, though some men will still experience them as adults.

How do you stop wet dreams during puberty?

There’s nothing you can do to control or stop wet dreams, but once you start releasing sperm by masturbating or having sex with a partner, you may have fewer of them. There are many different problems that can occur with ejaculation, ranging from delayed or premature ejaculation, to painful or retrograde ejaculation.

How do I talk to my teenage son about wet dreams?

Talking to your Son about Wet Dreams and other Body stuff One of the bigger conversations will need to be around erections and wet dreams. A book can be a great place to start the conversation. There are general body books and more specific books on puberty changes and other important related topics.

How do I talk to my son about puberty?

Tips on Discussing Puberty with Your Kids

1. Use actual body part language for genitals.
2. Keep things short when talking to younger children.
3. Use day-to-day situations to trigger conversations.
4. Don’t wait to have “the talk”.
5. Puberty is a normal part of growing up.
6. Fake it until you make it.

How do you talk to a 13 year old boy about puberty?

How do I give my son the talk?

As children get older, keep the conversation going with these tips:

1. Share your values.
2. Talk about sex early and often.
3. Be open and honest.
4. Listen.
5. Build trust.
6. Know, and share, the basics.
7. Don’t make assumptions.