Boys can begin to have erections as early as infancy. Erections can occur in response to various stimuli, such as touch or visual cues, even in newborn boys.
Yes, it is normal for young children to experience erections due to physiological changes in their bodies. Erections in young boys can occur spontaneously and are not necessarily linked to sexual arousal. It is important to provide age-appropriate education and reassurance to help children understand and manage these natural bodily functions.
Girls don't get erections, because they don't have penises. Only boys get erections.
We have erections when we get excited and if sex doesnt excite u then something wrong.
Males can start getting spontaneous erections as early as infancy, but typically begin experiencing more frequent and intentional erections during puberty, usually between the ages of 10 and 14. Erections are a normal physiological response that can occur throughout a man's life.
In fact, it's more the opposite. Young boys during puberty will get several involuntary erections every single day, whereas an adult is not as easily aroused and has more control over their feelings and emotions.
Boys can start getting erections in utero, with some experiencing erections shortly after birth. Erections become more frequent during puberty, typically starting around the ages of 11-15, as the body begins producing increased levels of testosterone.
Males have erections before they are even born and experience them frequently throughout childhood and even sometimes when they are fully adult. Almost all of times the get an erections, it not due to sexual arousal it is simply something that "just happens". Baby boys often get erections while still in the womb.
Boys experience frequent erections during puberty, sometimes at the most inopportune times. Erections in young men are frequently described as very firm. Because pubescent boys tend to be sexually charged much of the time, this can result in a boy feeling "chubbed" or semi-erect, and this may be the "soft" erection to which you refer. Certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, or medications such as anti-depressants, will have an effect on your ability to have a firm erection. If you are concerned that your erections are not firm enough, or something is not right, you should ask your personal physician.
They are reminded of sexuality and this is a pleasant experience to many.
yes because they are males so yes they can
we, the boys, advise...