Act your age!

act (one's) age

To behave in accordance with one's expected level of maturity. Really, John, act your age a little. You're like a child sometimes! I'm glad that Sarah is so committed to her studies, but sometimes I wish she would act her age and go out with her friends a bit.
See also: act, age
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Act your age!

Behave more maturely! (A rebuke for someone who is acting childish. Often said to a child who is acting like an even younger child.) Child: Aw, come on! Let me see your book! Mary: Be quiet and act your age. Don't be such a baby!
See also: act
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • act (one's) age
  • act one's age
  • act your age
  • act/be your age
  • courage of one's convictions, have the
  • have the courage of (one's) convictions
  • have the courage of convictions
  • have the courage of your convictions
  • have/lack the courage of your convictions
  • lack the courage of (one's) convictions
References in periodicals archive
Act Your Age! A Cultural Construction of Adolescence.