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6:51Now PlayingThis International Day of the Girl, YouTube Creator Hailey Sani, activist Haleema Bharoocha, and Dr. Rebekah Fenton from the American Academy of Pediatrics tackle girls’ most asked questions about menstruation. There is no “normal” period. Everyone’s is different. But we still find ourselves asking things like, “Is this a normal flow? Is this a normal color of blood?” In this video, Hailey talks to experts about what’s normal during menstruation, so you can figure out what is normal for YOU. The more we talk about our periods the more we can end the stigma surrounding them, making periods better and safer for everyone. If you still have questions, reach out to your healthcare provider or a trusted adult and see the list of resources below.
Related Resources
AAP Adolescent Health Care Resources for Teens
Alliance 4 Girls Resource Page
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Every girl asks questions about her body. Every girl deserves better answers.
Too often, the answers to the totally normal health questions girls are searching for are steeped in stigma and misinformation. Equipping girls with knowledge about their bodies is the first step to empowerment and autonomy for many girls around the world.
This International day of the Girl, Hailey Sani, doctors from the American Academy of pediatrics, and girls’ rights defenders are bringing their voices and expertise together in bold, factual, and candid conversations, giving girls the answers they need about their bodies, health, and rights
Interested in learning more about menstruation, consent, safety, selfcare, and sexual wellness? Watch the rest of the playlist here
Get even more info from doctors and activists with #BodyOfKnowledge on YouTube Shorts.
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