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Hey @Drkalpana my daughter is turning 9 and I know it's time that she might be having periods anytime. I'm feeling a bit clueless about how to talk to her about periods. She hasn't been so friendly with me as I have always tried to teach her things that she didn't like. Now I want to talk to her about periods, so that she gets necessary information and gets comfortable with sharing such personal things with me. How should I Start this topic without getting stressed?
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First and foremost build a good rapport with your daughter.. Teach her food things, manners etc but in thevway she understands . Often parents in the process of disciplining their children become very firm and strict forget about the repercussions it can have on the child... the child will drift away.
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Then your conversation should start on day of your periods. You should tell her what you are going through right now. Means like you are having pain and bleeding through vagina as periods/menses. Then she will ask you about periods. Here you can explain her- We have a bag for baby in which she had also formed. it's called Uterus. Every month your body makes a new seed and inner lining of uterus newly to prepare healthy bed for a baby. But if it is unused, it has to washed away through periods. So we girls or women have periods every month. In some months or a year/ 2 she will also have periods. If it happens, you can tell your mom or if you are in school tell your teacher about it. You can take help of Magazines like Menstrupedia. May be this open conversation can be start of your friendly relationship with your daughter. Best of luck 👍
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・answered 327 days ago
9 yrs is not period time. I believe you should ask and discuss directly. I can send you some clue as well
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Hi, I am the founder of Parenting platform called Kosh (@parentingwithkosh). We have recently conducted webinar on the topic 'Nurturing Children's Sexual Well-being and Safety'. You can get in touch with me to understand more about the subject. cheers!
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