Not started my period yet

I haven’t started
my period yet

#firstperiod

Don’t worry. The average age for a girl to start her period is 13. But in reality, it is common for girls to start anywhere between the ages of 8 and 18.
As there’s no way of predicting when it'll start, it’s a good idea to keep some pads in your bag when you’re out and about. Lil-Lets Teens day pads are nice and slim and come in discreet packaging so no one will know you've got any in your bag.

what happens
when it
does arrive?

#firstperiod

When it does arrive for the first time, for some girls they notice either a tiny bit of blood in their underwear or on some toilet paper. Although it may be an awkward conversation, you need to have the chat with your nearest and dearest (like your mum or sister) so they make sure you have products for this period and the next one.

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Aqua rae

I'm nine my mum started her period at 15 do you think I will to?

Nervous girl

I noticed my toilet paper was a bit tinted red and I feel like I have to use the restroom all the time.

REBHOW

This really helpful since I do not have my period yet. so thank you for your support.

ROCKIEY=ZZ

Today is 31/12/2023 I have gotten my discharge not my period i'll edit this soon

XOXO

I am 12 and I really don't want my period I'm scared of cramps and something embarrassing happening but I'm just lucky that one of my friends has started and I go to a girls school but also everywhere that will give you pads or tampons is on the bottom floor and most of my lessons are on the top floor so if I'm in class and I get it I will have to run down the stairs put it on and run back up

Blueberry

Thank you I am 10 and this has been really helpful

to:ALEXIS from girl321/juju

hi ALEXIS i want to tell you that i get you and also can u be a dear and tell other on here 2 read my not period story thks ALEXIS !!!!!!

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