At betty, we encourage open and honest conversations about periods, making us your child’s go-to place for period and puberty advice. And don’t worry, we’ve got you covered too – our Parents’ Hub is a supportive space for grown ups to get clued up on puberty and periods for both girls and boys.
This months feature.
So, you’ve talked your daughter through the different types of pads, you’ve spoken to her about leaks, you’ve prepped her for the inevitable day that she comes on at school, but have you tackled PMS yet? It’s pretty likely she’ll experience PMS (premenstrual syndrome) at some point. As many as 75% of women suffer in so...
Girls will usually start their periods anywhere between the ages of 10-16 when their bodies are ready, but some can get their period as young as 8...
Before your daughter starts her period, she’ll start to show some other physical and emotional signs of puberty – sometimes these changes will...
Stomping. Screaming. Slamming doors. Every parent tries not to laugh-cry with despair when their teenager is in the throes of a tantrum.
We all know those lucky devils who never appear to suffer on their period. You know, the ones who can go a whole day without changing their pad.
The internet is great for so many things – end-of-season sales, pictures of cats, Pinterest – but it can also play a huge part in your child’s confidence...
