The thought of getting your first period can be prepare for it. Check out these helpful tips and tricks on dealing with THAT time of the month!
A Girl's First Period: Hurry Up Already! 6i3g6z
It can be frustrating when it seems like you're the last one of vaginal discharge. The average girl will get her first period around 12 years old, but this definitely varies from person to person. If you're ever concerned about your body's development, check in with your family doctor to see what they think!
A Girl's First Period: The Dreaded Day 371g6
While we never know exactly when our first period is going to come, we can make the experience a little less dramatic by making sure we are prepared. This means stuck at school without a pad or tampon, go talk to your school nurse or counselor. They will be more than willing to help you out!
A Girl's First Period: A Regular Visit 3lf5a
When your first period finally arrives, don't be too worried if it doesn't stick around for long. It can sometimes take your body a few months or even a few years to get into end of the world. You may want to discuss abnormalities with your family doctor though, just to make sure your body is 100% healthy.
A Girl's First Period: Embarrassing Mishaps 1f292e
Part of becoming a woman is dealing with all the embarrassing period mishaps. If at any point while at school your period leaks through your period to cut down on the chance of visible leakage as well.
A Girl's First Period: Basic Supplies 4a6f30
While getting your first period is battle these symptoms head on:
- An adequate supply of pads and/or tampons.
- A change of clothes kept in your locker at school.
- Tylenol or Advil.
- A hot water bottle.
- Lots of chocolate!
