The Tween Period Guide for Parents ebook

For generations periods have been treated as something to keep hidden, but this secrecy can lead to feelings of embarrassment, confusion, or even shame. It’s time to change that!

Encourage open and honest conversations about menstruation in your household. Avoid whispering about it or acting as if it’s something to be hidden. Instead, talk about it in the same way you would discuss any other natural bodily function. When kids see that periods aren’t treated as something shameful, they’re more likely to feel comfortable asking questions and seeking support.

This information is for general use only and is not intended as specific medical advice.