adviceman49 answered Tuesday December 20 2011, 11:30 am: Your period is a natural function of the female body. It is not something to be embarrassed about. I'm sure your mother is waiting for you to tell her so she can help you properly care for yourself. The only reason she is not questioning you is she either waiting for you to come to her or waiting until she sees signs when doing the laundry.
I'm sure this is not something you want to announce to your brother(s)if you have any or your father all though I can assure you he knows all about women's periods. What I suggest you do is take mom aside tonight and just say; "Mom I think my period has started."
Mom will probably ask you some questions. Don't be embarrassed by them. She will be asking questions to confirm that in fact your period has started. Then she will do with you what her mother did for her and all mothers do for their daughters when this time comes. She will sit down with you and explain the proper way to care for yourself each month.
Questions you might want to ask mom if she does not cover the topic.
Can I miss a period even though I'm still a virgin? Missing a period can happen for a variety of reasons. Being pregnant is only one of them.
Can I go swimming during my period?
These are just two questions we get asked a lot that I believe you should have answered by your mom. This is the time to ask you mom all the questions you may have.
Just remember; your period is a normal bodily function of a women. There is nothing to be embarrassed about discussing this with your mom now that you have gotten your first period. [ adviceman49's advice column | Ask adviceman49 A Question ]
blr51697 answered Monday December 19 2011, 7:35 pm: I would just tell her and trust me she will want to help you. Tell her that u think you got your period and she will help you and talk to you about all of this well if she has not already.
wish you luck
hope I helped
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xelaforever answered Monday December 19 2011, 5:52 pm: Just tell her, say "mom I think my period started" or something like that. Trust me, more likely than not she'll get excited and want to help you. She's your mom so you have nothing to be afraid of :) [ xelaforever's advice column | Ask xelaforever A Question ]
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