Girls’ Health experts outfitting girls & parents with physician-designed video classes & live programs. Be prepared for all things girl-life. #FearLessKnowMore
Have you checked out our upcoming virtual events? All programs are hosted by top clinicians and registration is available here: https://t.co/w2z3VHko13
If her cramps are bothersome or concerning, help her communicate effectively with her doctor and get the treatment she needs. Check out this link for more information: https://t.co/DYxeCqtfDx
Are you worried about her sleep schedule? Is she getting enough rest? Check this tip for information about common causes keeping kids from sleeping enough, and Dr. Trish's recommendations on how to fix them: https://t.co/zTD80lBwAu
#sleep#kidshealth#girlshealth#teenhealth
There is no age that kids are too young to learn the correct anatomical names for their body parts, including their vulva or vagina. Check out this link for information on discussing 5 key topics with young kids in simple and age-appropriate ways: https://t.co/Xk7QNZPTHJ
Happy 2022 from the Girlology Team!
Help her start the year confident about herself and her body, and prepared to take on puberty and any new changes the year holds!
In our puberty programs, girls ask us more questions about breasts than any other topic. In this tip we'll share 5 of their most common concerns and how you can help them worry less about their breasts: https://t.co/4BS8bEBXFB
In Spring 2021 we talked with guest expert Dr. Drew Ramsey, a nutritional psychiatrist, best-selling author, and farmer, about how to incorporate certain food groups into your family's diet to improve mental health. Watch now: https://t.co/LRiaaL00FR
These types of questions are normal! It is also normal to feel nervous or unsure about how to tackle the answers. Fear less–we've got your covered. Check out our Science of Reproduction On-Demand program: https://t.co/bNEomZkmKN
Happy Holidays from the Girlology team!
Preparing your daughter for puberty with confidence and knowledge is one of the best gifts you can give as a parent. Check out our website: https://t.co/jJVcNVIU8N for guidance on tackling growing up, together.
Have you ever heard the term "period flu"? Although it isn't an real diagnosis, period flu is a slang term used to refer to symptoms many menstruators experience in the premenstrual phase of their cycle. Check out this article for more information: https://t.co/yLlG2Yd94f
Give them opportunities to earn your trust. Teach them about safety, set the boundaries, and allow them opportunities to prove they’re responsible so they can gain more and more independence.
How can you set the tone for your first conversation about sex? Remind her that you are talking to her about sex because you know she is mature enough to understand and be respectful: https://t.co/DVqTuTvxlX
No matter what age your child is, you can start teaching important lessons about consent and boundaries. Starting early gives them time to grow the skills they need for a lifetime: https://t.co/Y3h7Niunyt
The right Sex Ed program can do more for children than just explain sex. In this tip, we discuss how they benefit in key ways that support their healthy social, emotional, and physical development: https://t.co/baE6NIXiD9
Want to give your teen something awesome this holiday season? Make sure you remind them of clear boundaries! It might sound less exciting than whatever is on their list, but knowing boundaries can actually help give teens a sense of safety–even when they try to test them.