Alot of new things are introduced to you during puberty. Such as Bras, Periods, Pads and tampons. Are you too afraid to talk about this with your mum? Don't worry! This page will tell you all you need to know about these new things!
Bras
Like periods, some girls girls cant wait to get one others Dread getting them as much as they dread changing the kitty litter. But Most have mixed feelings about them and wonder why boys don't need one. But don't worry! These feelings are completely normal! They are not scary at all! Once you start developing breasts, don't get the ones with cups, Its best to wait until you're fully matured to get a bra with cups. When you feel that its time to get a bra, it's best to talk to your mum about it, she will completely understand and take you shopping for one! Why are bras important? You may ask. Bras protect the breast tissue and keep your breasts supported It is a very good idea to wear it during sports. Some girls may say that bras smooth out their body shape. A bra can also make a girl feel less exposed when she's wearing a a light shirt, like a t-shirt.
Here is how to determine your bra size :
Pads and Tampons
Pads and tampons are used to prevent blood from staining your underwear. Pads are rectangles made of absorbent material that you stick to the inside of your underwear. Some have sticky material on the sides called wings that fold over the edges of your underwear. Wings are important because they secure the pad's hold and prevent leakage, And Before You ask no, pads do not fly. Sometimes pads are called sanitary pads or sanitary napkins. Tampons work from inside the vagina. They are also made up of absorbent material and also absorb period blood.Its the shape of a small cylinder. You may be wondering, How are tampons inserted? Most tampons have applicators which are plastic or cardboard tubes that help put the tampons in place. Some popular brands are: Libra and U by kotex.
If you're lucky enough your school may provide you with a Period starter kit, sponsored by U by kotex, here is what it looks like: (colors may vary)
Pads and tampons are used to prevent blood from staining your underwear. Pads are rectangles made of absorbent material that you stick to the inside of your underwear. Some have sticky material on the sides called wings that fold over the edges of your underwear. Wings are important because they secure the pad's hold and prevent leakage, And Before You ask no, pads do not fly. Sometimes pads are called sanitary pads or sanitary napkins. Tampons work from inside the vagina. They are also made up of absorbent material and also absorb period blood.Its the shape of a small cylinder. You may be wondering, How are tampons inserted? Most tampons have applicators which are plastic or cardboard tubes that help put the tampons in place. Some popular brands are: Libra and U by kotex.
If you're lucky enough your school may provide you with a Period starter kit, sponsored by U by kotex, here is what it looks like: (colors may vary)
It includes:
4x Panty Liners
2x Super ultrathin pads
2x Regular ultrathin pads
1x What is happening to U booklet
This booklet basically tells you the basics of getting your period. You can also make your own period bag! Even if you don't have your period yet always make sure you carry one around, Better safe than sorry.
4x Panty Liners
2x Super ultrathin pads
2x Regular ultrathin pads
1x What is happening to U booklet
This booklet basically tells you the basics of getting your period. You can also make your own period bag! Even if you don't have your period yet always make sure you carry one around, Better safe than sorry.
It includes:
2x Pads
1x Underwear
When you are finished using your pad/tampon make sure you roll it (if its a pad), wrap it in its wrapper or in toilet paper and throw it away!
If you don't think this information is the best you can always talk to a female you trust as they have been through these stuff themselves and have lots of knowledge about these types of things!
When on your period make sure you change your pad/tampon often and wash also wash yourself. Also exercise regularly as it will help ease the pain.
2x Pads
1x Underwear
When you are finished using your pad/tampon make sure you roll it (if its a pad), wrap it in its wrapper or in toilet paper and throw it away!
If you don't think this information is the best you can always talk to a female you trust as they have been through these stuff themselves and have lots of knowledge about these types of things!
When on your period make sure you change your pad/tampon often and wash also wash yourself. Also exercise regularly as it will help ease the pain.