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Slim Sanitary Towels For Daughter
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You can get some Bodyform free samples here:
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I use Always sanitary towels. Very thin and comfortable, can get them for varying flow and with or without wings.:heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0
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thanks everyone you've been a great help - think I will let her practice with pantiliners then search for this teenage section in boots...Gosh imagine her hormones when she does start she is a mini Kevin already :eek: :eek:Lightbulb moment 10-06-06
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*zippy* wrote:I bought some for my DD in Wilkinsons they were aimed at teenagers in a bright pink box called ultra teen by dambi 95p, says they are shorter and narrow, seen very slim. Probably the same ones danio saw in boots.
These are what my daughter uses too and they fit much better. She is 14 but not very big for her age.
Its taken me ages to find something suitable. These are only ok for light days. Always with wings are used in heavy days.
As there is already a thread about this I'm going to ask a question & would like you all to go off and research for me
My daughter can only use one hand and the sticky on some of the towels make them difficult to pull off. Let me know if you use a range with 'not much sticky' on the backing - it has to have wings though :rotfl: Sometimes it's important to work for that pot of gold...But other times it's essential to take time off and to make sure that your most important decision in the day simply consists of choosing which color to slide down on the rainbow...0 -
My DD1 started hers at age 8 :eek: and didn't like any of them we tried. I suppose whichever ones you use are going to feel uncomfortable at first. But now that she is 11 we have settled on the Always medium flow ones. I'll get her onto a mooncup soon :rotfl:2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040
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i use the kotex ones, they are thin and are reliable - reliability was what worried me most after my first time happened during church, sat on a pine seat that showed up all the blood when i stood up lol!
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jellyhead wrote:i use the kotex ones, they are thin and are reliable - reliability was what worried me most after my first time happened during church, sat on a pine seat that showed up all the blood when i stood up lol!
sorry, tmi!!
:rotfl: Yep, far too much information
And there was me worried about asking people to check how sticky the backing on their sanitary towels is
Sometimes it's important to work for that pot of gold...But other times it's essential to take time off and to make sure that your most important decision in the day simply consists of choosing which color to slide down on the rainbow...0 -
I use the Always Freshelle range myself, I find them not too thick, but well protected. When I was a teenager, I went for the slimmest towels, and I don't trust them anymore, and like the wipes with Freshelle.
Someone said about going around the companies asking for samples - this I agree with, when I was 11 and 15, we had 'chats' at school, and all girls got a sample box with about 12 pads in and a small 8 box of tampons, and a tampon holder, as well as all the info you need, which were nice, even better if you were shy of telling your parents.~*Cerenia*~
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Cerenia wrote:Someone said about going around the companies asking for samples - this I agree with, when I was 11 and 15, we had 'chats' at school, and all girls got a sample box with about 12 pads in and a small 8 box of tampons, and a tampon holder, as well as all the info you need, which were nice, even better if you were shy of telling your parents.
They still do the chats and give away free samples at school - not as many as you had though!! Just one or 2
Sometimes it's important to work for that pot of gold...But other times it's essential to take time off and to make sure that your most important decision in the day simply consists of choosing which color to slide down on the rainbow...0 -
hi
ok this is what i done i trawlled the net signed up for every freebie available you be amazed how keen these companies to grab these teens and get them using their brands its like throwing candy at kids ive recieved far too many and its not like i'll be needing them but the cupboards well stocked when that day in her life comes.........heres hoping it comes when shes left home n well settled lol o the joys of PMT0
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