But I don't have my period yet

Okay so it's totally normal to not have your period yet. Everyone gets theirs at different times, and it's not a race or anything. Usually, people get their first period between ages 10 and 15, but it can be earlier or later, and that's all good.

Your body actually gives you some clues that your period is getting close, like how your breasts start to develop and you might notice some white or yellowish discharge in your underwear a few months before your first period shows up. You also usually have a big growth spurt like a year or two before your first period. So if you're seeing those things, it's a pretty good sign things are getting ready.

It's a really big deal to get your first period, and it can feel kinda weird or even scary. But it's just your body doing its thing, and it means you're growing up and getting stronger. The Soso app is literally made for your first period journey, and it's a super chill place to track stuff without any ads or weird social feeds. You can log your mood and symptoms to see what's typical for you even before your period starts, which is pretty cool.

If you're curious about roughly when your first period might arrive, there's a quiz on this site that can give you a little heads up: how close is my first period?