The aim of this paper is to explain the etiology of precocious puberty and to describe the assessment of precocious puberty. The aim of the paper is to explain the procedures of parent education in precocious puberty, emphasizing the role of the nurse. The aim is to summarize professional team strategies to improve coordination of education and communication to improve outcomes in children with precocious puberty. Nurses have a key role in the recognition, education and support of children and parents with premature puberty. The expertise and presence of nurses in various healthcare institutions enables a comprehensive approach to this complex condition. The nurse's role is manifested through early recognition of symptoms, education of parents about the causes and consequences of premature puberty, provision of emotional support, promotion of healthy lifestyle habits and coordination of care. Through the mentioned procedures, nurses help to alleviate the negative effects of premature puberty and ensure the optimal development of children.