If I had spotting but I haven't had my period yet, when will I get it? I had spotting like two weeks ago. And what’s the longest amount of time I have to wait to get it after seeing spotting

Okay, so spotting before your first real period is totally normal and means your body is getting ready. It's like a preview of what's to come, but it doesn't mean your period will start right away, or even that it will be a certain amount of time.

Everyone's body is different, so there's no exact time frame for when your period will arrive after spotting. For some people, it might be a few weeks, and for others, it could be a few months. It's like your body is doing a little test run. The important thing is that it's a sign that your period is coming eventually, so you can start to feel prepared.

Don't stress about waiting too long because your body is just figuring things out. Just keep an eye out for other signs your period is getting close, like if your breasts are developing, you're having more discharge, or you've had a growth spurt. The main thing is that your body is on its way to getting its first period!

If you want to get a rough idea of how close your first period might be, you can check out the quiz on this site: how close is my first period?