Puberty, periods and growing up can be exciting but also daunting, that's why we've pulled together loads of information about common topics and questions.
During puberty, as you move from a child to an adult, your body will start to go through many physical changes.
You can get your period when you are as young as 8 or as old as 16. Most girls get their first period around the ages of 12 or 13
Maintaining a healthy vagina inside and out is a good way to keep yourself healthy.
Changes on the outside are directly related to what’s happening on the inside.
One of the biggest steps you will take in your amazing journey from girl to woman is the first time you get your period.
You've probably noticed a lot of changes recently.
Hormones play a large role during puberty.
One of the biggest changes that will happen to you is puberty.
Boys don't have an easy time with puberty either, so it's a good idea to get clued up.
Your period is considered the beginning of your menstrual cycle.
The full low-down on what everything does.
If you don't want to be caught unawares by your first period it's best to have a few things on hand
Skipping a period can be a bit worrying for girls, especially if you are normally very regular.
You shouldn't be embarrassed about looking at your own vagina.
