Periods

Help I don't know wot 2 expect when it comes!!!

Hey don't worry, all girls dont know what to expect - it can be scary at first but don't worry. Depending on the age, try and talk to your best friend and see what they say. Dont be scared as most girls go through this. Try talking to people as it is a natural process and it will help make them more comfortable maybe. Hope this has help Soph

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Help I don't know wot 2 expect when it comes!!!

Hey don't worry, all girls dont know what to expect - it can be scary at first but don't worry. Depending on the age, try and talk to your best friend and see what they say. Dont be scared as most girls go through this. Try talking to people as it is a natural process and it will help make them more comfortable maybe. Hope this has help Soph

Ask a good woman friend about it and she will probaly tell you what it's like.or ask a friend who has already started what it was like. Hope this helps and please keep posting questions/advice we could start a whole discussion about periods.

OMG I am nervous to! When you or I get it shall we post and say what to expect. I have been told at a mother daghterevening at school that it doesn't hurt and you can't feel it. If this doesn'thelp talk to your mum or woman friend and ask. hope it helps!

it not that bad

its not that bad

Don't worry, at all. Your period will come when it's ready to come, but when it does, you have to be prepared. Here are some things you can do to keep yourself prepared: 1. Buy a packet of pads, and try them on to get used to the feel of it. 2. Ditto 1 except use tampons. 3. Keep a packet of pads and tampons in your school bag in a box or bag so that if it comes at school, you are ready. You can often sense when your period is coming, but remember, it only will come once a month. Try and get a book or read online about periods. Some good books are Gotcha Covered by Lisa McGuiness and Chris Boral What's happening to me? by Usborne Remember - if you do get your period soon, make sure you tell an adult/babysitter/family friend as soon as possible! I hope I helped!

no depends on your type i get pain

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it not that bad

Thnx

hey girl, don't worry you will be fine you MUST tell someone tho even a friend,parent or trusted adult. just in-case carry a pack that includes pads and tampons DON'T WORRY YOU WILL BE FINE

periods are fine

Dont worry! Every girl's period starts at a different time. I used to pretend I had it when I didn't so I would be popular, but in the end i just made a fool of myself. If you notice blood spots on your underwear, tell an adult close to you like your mum or a girl teacher.

dont worry about it i got mine at jamboree for the first time!!!!

i have mine somedays its bad but most days it isnt so dont worry

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dont worry about it i got mine at jamboree for the first time!!!!

what team were u in at jamboree

yea its not

its not that bad

My friend says it feels like you are peeing yourself. I think it is good to have a close person who has been through it all before. Although, talking about it with your parents can be a bit awkward.