The rule forbidding a "fatal variance" between the language of the charging document and the proof at trial applies to juvenile delinquency proceedings. See In the Interest of S. C. P., 320 Ga. App. 166, 167 (739 SE2d 474) (2013). Pretermitting whether S. B. waived this contention by failing to specifically enumerate it as error in his initial appellate brief, but see Lebis v. State, 302 Ga. 750, 759-760 (II) (A) (808 SE2d 724) (2017) (considering on appeal whether there was fatal variance, even though appellant couched claim of error as challenge to sufficiency of evidence), we find no merit in the argument.