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writes:ok i am 14 and have just started my period how can i tell my mom without cringing.
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reader, Georga.W. +, writes (15 February 2011):
Ive started mine and im only 11 and i may be younger but i can tell you how to tell i did just say mum i want to tell you somthing and tell her xxx gud luck chick
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 September 2008): Heyy Sweetiee.
I Know How You feel!
I Started Mine Todayy :o
I Went down stairs && went to the toilet
&& when i started too pee & wiped myself i started bleeding.
I Walked through to the kitchen && i told my mum
straight up.
She let me stay off school and just explained to me how to put the tampax on. I Am still bleeding now , but without my mum to help me i dont no what i would have done :)
Tell you mum && She wil help you through it
I hope i helped Sweetie x
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 May 2008): i've just started mine and my mum didnt believe me so i wore a pad n showed it her after that she was very supportive
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 November 2007): Just ask out right she will be so happy that her little girl is growing up. My period started when i was playing cricket, white trousers you get the picture, told the boy that i had torn my stiches open (they bought it) and my mum took me home regaling me of stories about 2 inch thick pads and her "period party" enjoy
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reader, lovehate +, writes (3 November 2007):
 I know it's annoying but the only way to tell her is by being straight forward. I know how you feel, when i got my first period i didn't know how to say it. A week later i plucked up the courage to tell her. You've just got to say "mum can i have a pad, i just got my period." She will be so happy she has a little woman as a daughter now.
Good Luck!!
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reader, lilgirly  +, writes (3 November 2007):
 hey,
that is you mum, she won't be mean to you or anything because when she had you as a girl she knew that one day you will have you period and it is nothing to be embaressed about she should feel happy because her girl is now a lil woman so don't be shy cause this is 100% normal good luck , bye (take it easy)
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 November 2007): I hid my period from my mom for almost two years! I was terrified to tell her because to me it ment I was growing up and I thought it would change how she looked at me. It didn't. How I told her was I asked for a pad cuz I had started my period. She just smiled at me a gave me one. Just take a deep breath and tell her. Get it over with because trust me it you'll be so relieved when she finally knows.
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 November 2007): Oh dear....Is your Mum not your best friend.. I bet she is or would love to be....It can be seen as a difficult experience totally alone.
go talk to your Mum huni Im sure you will find comfort and support and she will also realise may be your not her baby anymore but a young woman trying her best to be...
Any lady who knows her daughter has experienced such, will give your all the guidance from here on in that you need with additional related topics that must be addressed, which may be have been already...
If not, theyre is so much you need to learn from your Mum... Why cant you approach her, I think youll find her totally understanding.
Its not a cringing matter, it needs to be fully explained and understood, your Mum may be knows half and half that it has been on approach for quite sometime, she will help you buy the correct products, and in some respects treat you slightly different, not as an excuse to get away with what you shouldn't...Its just different, n Im sure after a chat, you will understand what I mean.
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 November 2007): Hey hunni,
Your mum won't say, "Eww" or anything. You just tell her when your on your own. It's nothing to be embarrased about x
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