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How do I tell my daughter about periods?
Talking about periods shouldn’t be one big talk at a particular age. Instead, start the conversation early and slowly build on your child’s understanding. Girls and boys need reliable information about periods. So make sure you talk to your sons too!
How do you help your daughter when she starts her period?
It is important to talk with your daughter before her first period starts to help her understand what to expect, according to Burke Miller. She also believes having several smaller talks, rather than just one big talk, is a better way to go. She advises keeping any conversations about puberty open and honest.
What do I do when my daughter starts puberty?
Here are 10 ways mothers can help prepare their daughters for puberty.
- Do your homework.
- Set a good example.
- Find ways to start the conversation.
- Use other resources.
- Make sure it’s a two-way conversation.
- Don’t make assumptions.
- Reassure them that they’re normal.
- Keep it positive.
When should I talk to my daughter about menstruation?
On average, most girls start their periods when they’re 12 or 13 years old (although some begin earlier or later). But if you wait until your daughter gets her period to talk to her about menstruation, that’s too late. So, how do you discuss menstruation and offer education, as well as guidance and support, before the big day arrives?
How can I help my 9-year-old daughter with her period?
Just make sure that you’ve had “the talk” by the time she’s nine, and keep a basket on hand with a few samples of different brands of pads and tampons (most companies will give these to you for free by mail), a bottle of water to help her rehydrate, and a 2-pack of Advil in case her cramps are unbearable. Make it clear she can talk to you about it.
When should I tell my child about periods?
Over the years, you can give your child more information as he or she is ready. If your child doesn’t ask questions about periods, you can bring it up. By the time they’re 6 or 7 years old, most kids can understand the basics of periods.
What happens when you are a dad with a daughter?
You’re a dad with a daughter. Periods happen. You’ll survive, and so will she. There’s an event in your daughter’s life that you can’t escape. Something that will change your relationship with her permanently, and can be painful, awkward, irritating, or seemingly incomprehensible. Her period.
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