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tow can | wear a swimsuit without Mair sticking out? Longing to Swim You might be able to cover your pubic hair with your swimsuit bot- toms. If some hair shows, try wearing a suit with a skirt or ruffle at the bottom, or a \u201cboy-cut\u201d or \u201chipster\u201d with bottoms cut low across the thigh. These suit styles hide hair better than bikini bottoms or other regular leg cuts.<\/p>\n

But if you really want to wear a bikini or you’re wor- ried about your hair showing no matter what suit you wear, you might consider shaving the edges of your pubic hair. Shaving there is tricky, because girls can get ingrown hairs when the hair is growing back, or the new growth can be extremely itchy.<\/p>\n

If you think you might want to shave, talk to a parent first and, at least the first time, don\u2019t shave your bikini area on your own. Periods Dear American Girl, | am SO nervous about Starting my period. Every time | use tne restroom | look at my pee to see If | did. I’m just really Scared and am not sure | can do it.<\/p>\n

Nervous g } I oe ee aRAae aan 2 2m, Thinking about something before it happens is sometimes a lot scarier than the actual thing when it does happen. You can ease some of your worry by being prepared ahead of time with pads at home and in your backpack. It might also be reassuring to think about your period as just another natural body process.<\/p>\n

In some ways, it\u2019s not so different from other body processes, such as breathing or sleeping or digesting food. Our bodies are made to do these things, they know how to do them automatically, and they\u2019ve been doing them for a long, long time. Your body will do fine when it\u2019s time. Talking with a parent about such private matters as your period can feel embarrassing or awkward.<\/p>\n

Remember that your mom has been through it, too, and she remembers her own nervousness. She\u2019s probably waiting for you to bring it up when you feel the time is right. Try saying, “Mom, | might be getting my period this year, so | was wondering if we could buy supplies so I\u2019m ready?” You and your mom can put together a first-period kit for your school backpack that includes a pad or two, a change of underwear, and wet wipes in a small makeup bag or new pencil pouch.<\/p>\n

At home, have a box of pads on hand. Then, when your period does start, you’ll have the supplies you need\u2014and you’ll be more comfortable (and maybe even excited!) telling your mom, since you’ve already been talking about it. Dear American Girl, I’m wondering how much blood to expect. Should | start wearing pads every day just in case | have a surprise period? ttow fast does the blood come?<\/p>\n

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An anes questions, answered by the editors of The Care & Keeping of YOU illustrated by Jos\u00e9e Masse X American Girl\u2019 Published by American Girl Publishing No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. 18819) 20021) 22525247 OR MORONS 76) 5.45582. 1 Editorial Development: Darcie Johnston Art Direction and Design: Jessica Rogers Production: Jeannette Bailey, Tami Kepler, Judith Lary, Kristi Lively, Paula Moon Illustrations: Jos\u00e9e Masse Special thanks to Jane Annunziata, Psy.D., and Cara Natterson, M.D.<\/p>\n

This book is not intended to replace the advice or treatment of health-care professionals. It should be considered an additional resource only. Questions and concerns about mental or physical health should always be discussed with a doctor or other health-care professional. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Is this normal? : more girls\u2019 questions, answered by the editors of The care & keeping of you \/ edited by Darcie Johnston ; illustrated by Jos\u00e9e Masse.\u20142nd edition. pages cm Audience: Ages 8+. ISBN 978-1-60958-906-6 (pbk.)\u2014ISBN 978-1-60958-948-6 (ebook) 1.<\/p>\n

Girls\u2014Health and hygiene\u2014Juvenile literature. 2. Grooming for girls\u2014 Juvenile literature. |. Johnston, Darcie, editor. Il. Masse, Jos\u00e9e, illustrator. RA777.25.188 2015 613.04242\u2014dce23 2014024147 \u00a9 2009, 2015, 2018 American Girl. All American Girl marks are trademarks of American Girl. Marcas registradas utilizadas bajo licencia. American Girl ainsi que les marques et designs y aff\u00e9rents appartiennent a American Girl. MADE IN CHINA. HECHO EN CHINA.<\/p>\n

FABRIQUE EN CHINE. Retain this address for future reference: American Girl, 8400 Fairway Place, Middleton, WI 53562, U.S.A. Importado y distribuido por A.G. Mexico Retail, 5. de R.L. de CV, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra No. 193 Pisos 10 y Il, Col. Granada, Delegacion Miguel Hidalgo, CP. 11520 Ciudad de Mexico. Conserver ces informations pour sy r\u00e9f\u00e9rer en cas de besoin. American Girl Canada, 8400 Fairway Place, Middleton, WI 53562, U.S.A. Manufactured for and imported into the EU by: Mattel Europa B.V., Gondel 1, 1186 Mj Amstelveen, Nederland.<\/p>\n

americangirl.com\/service Millions of girls have read The Care & Keeping of YOU. Those readers have written us letter after letter about the way they look and the way they feel: Letters about hair and skin and teeth and nails. Letters about puberty and periods, breasts and bras. Letters about feelings and moods.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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