All About Puberty

[fluffie]

Thanks Daisy. may i know where to get the ‘plastic’ panties pls?. tks

[daisyt]

fluffie:

Thanks Bluebelt. may i know where to get the 'plastic' panties pls?. tks

OK, I can see you are very very very new here.
Bluebelt is not my nick, its a kind of status. Different colour of denotes the number of post you have posted. My nick is daisyt. :lol:

You can try CK department stall or Metro ... My mum bought from CK department stall at Chinatown there.

[MLR]

Like to add on to daisyt, you can get bed liners from pharmacies like Guardian/Unity. Its those that they use in hospitals after you deliver or when they are doing dressing of wounds/etc. If you are comfortable with her using a tampon, just use it with the xtra long maxi pads.


If the menses is heavy as well as very painful accompanied by nausea, vomiting, dizzy spells, particularly just prior to or during the period or after, should see a gynae to rule out Endometriosis.

Hope this info is useful

[fluffie]

ya lor so green here! anyway, thanks Daisyt and MLR for your adv.

[MLR]

Btw fluffie, pls go report in the Newbies section, intro yourself. Theres a Scary Story Contest that can win :drool: prize in the Chit Chat section. Also if you wish share with us your love story in the Love Story thread in the Relationships section.


Enjoy yourself :celebrate:

[tweet]

fluffie:

Thanks Daisy. may i know where to get the 'plastic' panties pls?. tks

Hi fluffie

can try to get this brand \"impression\". available at major department stores.my DD currently is using it, washes stains off easily.Just ask the salesgirl, she will know.

Regards

[Mandarin]

My daughter is 10 this year and I have a feeling her period is going to start any time. I let her try on the panty liner the other day as practice and she complained that it is too big. Just wondering is there a smaller version of sanitary pads for young girls ?

[cluelessmom]

Hi Mandarin,


Wat brand of panty liner did u buy for ur dd? Maybe u can try panty liners such as carefree, sofy… tho’ i find them really small and thin.

[buds]

Yup, CAREFREE is thin and light.

Plus the flower-shaped designs
on the upside helps to minimize
friction against soft skin.

[Mandarin]

I let her try Laurier Free. I am referring to the normal pads, are there any with smaller width for younger girls ?