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*rumpy1359
writes:I am 13 and i think i may be getting my period i have learned about it a school and my mom gave me a book but i just dont know how to tell her i got my period (if it is on the way) How do i tell her?
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 December 2007): Just be like, "Hi mom! Guess what?!" "I think I am getting my period soon." And she is going to be SO happy cause her little baby is becoming a woman. She is just going to give you a big congratulatory hug, she might even cry, and she'll tell you all the details about how to clean yourself and wear the necessary things you need to wear. And all that. And maybe she will even take you shopping and buy you new clothes or take you for ice cream. And she might even cook your favorite dinner and have a family night where you all play board games.
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 December 2007): When you are telling her,
Don't think of this as an embarrasing thing!
It should be celebrated...
like if you won a lottery, you'd tell someone, right?
But if you are still embarrased about this, and want only your mom to know, try to tell her in private.
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reader, elliebellie  +, writes (7 December 2007):
hiya!!
dont worry i started my perionds when i was 12 and i was soo ambarassed. i didnt think i could tell my mum. but dont worry your mum is probably waiting for you to tell her. itd perfectly normal and i mean she probably had to tell her mum.
what to do is say mum can i speak to you in private. i think i started my periods.
lol
ellie
xxx
pleaswe feel free to mail me bout anything else.
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reader, agonyunclechris +, writes (7 December 2007):
 heya , your mom gave you a book on it lol so that means she is there for you and understands that this issue would be fast approaching you , the best thing to do is wait until you have a quite moment and say 'mom i think i am on my period' she will understand you and she will know how it is for you as she had to tell her mother the samedont worry about it , just tell her straighttake care huncyachris
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reader, anonymous, writes (7 December 2007): You are not the first and you certainly wont be the last to find this quite uncomfortable to mention to your mum. Once your period starts just tell her outright what has happened, she will understand. She is a woman, and depending on her age is probably still having periods herself so she will be able to sympathise with you. I was quite upset when mine started at the age of 12, but mum was great. Dont be afraid, she will want to hear from you asap.
take care
xx
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reader, anonymous, writes (7 December 2007): well 1st don't be afraid she will understand because she knows what your going through . Say to your mum that your own you are starting your period she would tell you what you need to know.
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