FYI: Your Kid's Cycle Will Take A While To Become Regular

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Nov. 27, 2024 Maskot/Getty Images Parenting & Periods FYI: Your Kid's Cycle Will Take A While To Become Regular Today we're talking about periods. Specifically, we're talking about how it can take a while – like sometimes years – for your kid's periods to become regular. Katie McPherson explains: "It can be normal for periods to be irregular in the first couple of years after they start because of something called ovulatory dysfunction." Instead of monthly, most kids in that first year or two of irregularity can expect their period every 21 to 45 days, Dr. Streich-Tilles, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Duke University School of Medicine, told her. In short, don't panic if your kid's period is all over the place. Just be calm, cool and collected. Read More ⮕ Latest Read on! BookToker Has Found A Genius "Cheat Code" To Being A Good Partner All roads lead to male characters written by women! Read More. Natalia Lebedinskaia/Moment/Getty Images Ho-Ho-NO! Is It Okay To Open Presents On Christmas Morning Without The In-Laws? "He is calling me selfish and inconsiderate of his parents' feelings." Read More. Filmstax/Getty Images The Tension Is Palpable Can A Relationship With Political Differences Really Work? Experts Offer Advice From defusing political arguments with your partner to knowing if your relationship is even salvageable, here's what the pros suggest. Read More. Featured Don't Wallow A Little Advice For Surviving Thanksgiving When Your Kids Are Celebrating With Your Ex Jen McGuire knows what it's like to be a single mom during the holidays. She writes today, "You are alone for Thanksgiving. Your kids are with your ex-partner for the holiday dinner. All bets are off. That means it's OK to make a turkey and stuffing sandwich and eat it on the couch in your pajamas by yourself. It's OK to order a pizza with toppings your kids would hate and eat it right out of the box. It's OK to sleep in, to say no to every invitation, or to say yes to every invitation. To watch 10 hours of television or go for a walk in the woods or go out to a friend's house for dinner or check into a hotel with a pool and float the weekend away." Let her guide you through this weird stage of separation with ease and kindness. Read More ⮕ What Else We're Reading ⮕ Are Big Box Discounters Like Costco Worth Spending Money At On Black Friday? ⮕ 16 Covetable Beauty Gifts To Buy This Holiday Season ⮕ The Best 2024 Black Friday Fashion Sales

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