Posted: 11/10/06 - 00:00 Post subject: Explaining kids about menstruation
Hi! My daughter is 11 years old. I didn’t yet explain her about menstruation. I get period when I was twelve years old. I think that I need to explain her about menstruation. She needs to know, but I don’t know how to explain her about that. Do you have any suggestions, please?
Hi! You shouldn’t wait any more to talk about menstruation with your daughter. If you wait until your daughter gets her period to talk to her about menstruation, that's too late. You should avoid "The Talk" about menstruation. You should talk first about human body. Kids can often make certain aspects of menstruation (bad and scary). You should talk about menstruation in a positive light. You should explain her that monthly periods are a natural and wonderful part of being a woman. Your daughter need to be familiar with feminine-hygiene supplies (sanitary pads and tampons). You should learn more about menstruation. You will be able to answer to all her questions.
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LadyStorm Silver Member
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eventually shell find out by her friends if one of her friends get it theyll tell her about it but depending on teh type of friend they might be like omg u dont know what that means lol ... my mom never told me but my sister in law told me when i was 9 and thank god she did cause if i didnt know i wud be runing around screaming omg im bleeding and i got mines in school so yeah ... think its best u start out talking about body parts and boys and wat menstration does and how baby are made and stuff like that ... good luck
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