HUX777

4/24/2025 7:50:30 PM

Lillets teens pads saved my life!!! 10/10 would definitely recommend!

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Thank you so much for the fabulous feedback, I think they are great too!!

DCU458

4/24/2025 2:07:47 PM

Hi, tmi but i keep getting spots/pimples down below, they swell up and are very painful and only stop hurting when they pop, it's also worse i get more when wearing tight knickers, what could be causing this and can i get rid of them i have good hygiene btw so ik it's not that

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Hi, yes it's common to get spots in this area, try wearing looser underwear and cotton so it does not cause irritation. If you remove your pubic hair, after removal rub a smear of Vaseline on the area to avoid a rash or spots forming. And please don't squeeze they will go all by themselves, if you keep clean and sweat free.

HSN024

4/24/2025 11:16:14 AM

The doctor told me I have a very tilted cervix what does this mean?

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A tilted cervix simply means the lower part of your uterus called the cervix is sitting in a different direction to others. Most cervixes tilt slight forward., some to the side....we are all different.  It doesn't usually cause any problems and many people, just like you do not know they have one until the doctor does an examination and mentions it.

CRU124

4/24/2025 10:57:08 AM

Hi Vicki if you are reading this! I am 11 years old and have not yet started my period but have started to develop breasts. My breasts are tiny and started growing when i was 9, but stopped when i turned 11 in feb 2025. Is this normal for them to just stop developing???? I am so concerned but don't want to tell my parents...

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Hi, breasts do grow in spurts, and even when you cannot see growth, mainly because the rest of your body is growing at the same time as your breasts, development will still be happening. So be patient you have lots of time for breast development to continue.

HDB405

4/24/2025 4:16:21 AM

Hi Vicki Im a 13 year old girl why does it feel like all my family hate me I am near my period thanks

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Hi, puberty is a time full of emotions and one of the most common and extremely felt one is feeling self-conscious. Take the time to read the blogs under the Emotions and Puberty headings they will be really helpful for you. And have a chat to your family, let them know you are struggling with puberty and need their support and understanding.

GNX710

4/23/2025 11:22:34 PM

Yesterday I had a bad headache and terrible cramps yesterday night while I was at girl guides. I was pretty sure you could get cramps before your period, so I googled it. I also googled if you can get headaches before your very first period and it said yes. Does that mean I while be getting my period soon?

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Headaches can be cause for many number of reasons, not drinking enough, poor eyesight, eye strain to name but a few. I do no believe many people get a headache before a first period, so please don't believe all you read online. First periods can come from nowhere and be quite a surprise, so always have some pads with you when away from home, especially if you have noticed discharge, because discharge is one of the best signs your period is not to far away.

ABT245

4/23/2025 4:44:36 PM

I've just started my second period, should I tell my mum about it? The first time I told her, but I don't know if I should tell her now.

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Yes, I think it's a great idea to let your mum know your second period is here. She will then be able to see how regular your cycle is and ensure you always have period products to help manage your flow.

OQS431

4/23/2025 4:42:07 PM

What is bisexual?

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This is a term used to describe someone who is romantically attracted to both males and females equally.

QAN821

4/23/2025 4:39:13 PM

Hi Vicki, I'm feeling really worried and I don't know how to reassure myself. So my friend came round today (she lives quite far away) and we just hung out at mine to start with and then decided to go out. We walked round the block and then headed towards the town centre (about 20 mins walk) we went there, went round the shops and then started walking home. On the way home, you have to walk through a valley, we got to the bottom of the hill and noticed that there was this guy behind us (he looked middle-aged but perfectly normal) we then walked up the hill where there are some houses, we assumed he must live there and thought nothing of it but then we headed further on through a passage to my estate and he was still there, we kept walking towards home but he was still there the whole time, we then came to a road where there were lots of people getting home and he was further behind us then got closer again, we were both getting creeped out by then and at a moment when the road curved we dodged down a passageway and kept going and we'd lost him. I don't know if he was following us or not but I just feel really anxious that he followed us even though he was probably just on his way home. For context I live in a good area and nothing like this has ever happened before. I don't even know if he really followed us or if we imagined it and he just happened to be going the same way. Whatever it was I just can't shake the feeling and it's stressing me out!

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Its good to be mindful of your surroundings and people around you, it may be that this man was simply going in the same direction as you and your friend. But it may be worth mentioning it to your family as a precaution.

JHX104

4/23/2025 11:56:04 AM

Can you do gymnastics when you have your period

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Yes, keeping fit is great when on your period, as it can help ease period cramps. You can use a pad if this is your preferred choice and our teens range is ideal as they are shorter and narrower than other brands. Of when you feel ready you could try tampons as these offer superb protection and are very discreet.