Period Matters

Menstruation: Creating a New Family Narrative

A lot of us, males and females, grew up in a home where menstruation was either not mentioned or treated like a taboo.

Our children shouldn’t experience same. Let’s create a different narrative about periods.

Your home should be the first place your daughter learns to be period-positive. Even if you grew up with these myths, you now have the opportunity to shift the narrative.

Here’s how to start:

• Tell your daughter about periods early and often.
• Let her see periods as healthy, not dirty.
• Correct relatives or visitors when they reinforce shame.
• Model period positivity: don’t hide menstrual products or whisper like it’s a secret.
• Encourage your daughter to ask why and challenge things that don’t make sense.

Let it be known that in your house, menstruation is everyone’s business. Let it be known that you support girls and make sure they’re proud of who they are.

5 SIMPLE WAYS TO SUPPORT BREAST CANCER AWARENESS

1. Wear Pink

2. Educate yourself and others

3. Pay a visit to breast cancer patients

4. Get screened

5. Donate

As the world celebrates breast cancer awareness month, we stand in solidarity with all survivors🙌

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Do you know some sisters bleed so much, the adult diaper is their best option?

Which do you use? This is a safe place 🥰

Every day there is a girl in her period. This is for you if you are that girl today💙

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Period Matters is an organization that is committed to tackling menstrual issues through education.

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If you can, keep an extra pad on you. A sister may need it.