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When will my first period start?

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Okay so everyone's a little different, but most first periods start when you're between 10 and 13. It's really hard to pinpoint an exact date for your first period because your body is just figuring things out.

But there are some pretty good clues your period is getting close. First up, you'll probably notice your breasts developing, and a little later you'll get some pubic hair and armpit hair. A few months before your period actually starts, you'll likely see a clear or whitish discharge in your undies. That's your body's way of cleaning itself and it means things are getting ready!

Also, a lot of people have a growth spurt before their first period, so you might notice yourself getting taller really fast. These are all signs your body is growing up and getting ready for your period. No need to freak out, it's totally normal!

Btw, if you want a rough idea of how close yours might be, there's a quiz on this site: how close is my first period?

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