Im 14 and i have not hit puberty yet when do you think will it because my mam said she did was 16 same with dad?

The age at which puberty begins can vary widely from person to person. The average age for boys is 12-16, and for girls it is 10-14. However, some people may start puberty as early as 8 or as late as 18. There is no set age that is considered "normal" for puberty to begin.

Genetics play a role in determining when puberty will start. If your parents hit puberty later in life, it is more likely that you will also start puberty later. Other factors that can affect the timing of puberty include nutrition, overall health, and stress.

There are a number of physical changes that occur during puberty. These changes include the growth of body hair, the development of breasts in girls, and the growth of the penis and testes in boys. Puberty also brings about changes in hormone levels, which can cause mood swings, acne, and other changes.

If you have not started puberty by age 14, it is important to see a doctor to rule out any underlying medical conditions. The doctor may order blood tests to check hormone levels and an ultrasound to examine the reproductive organs.

It is also important to remember that puberty is a natural process. There is no need to feel embarrassed or ashamed about it. If you have any questions or concerns about puberty, talk to your parents, a trusted adult, or a health care provider.