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pmsl Jilly
her teacher is rather a dish actually-I can just see me winking at him-hd's think I was coming on to him lol
catherine
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sorry just to add.....pretty much I'd leave it up to your daughter as to what she is comfortable with....it may turn out that she asks you to say something....or it may be that she just simply sails through the whole episode!!

when my friends daughter started....she just gave her a wee make up type bag which could "hold" things in it and could be transported very discreetly......I dont think my pal made any mention at the school about it but then the swimming term was over.....so I guess there wasnt much need to say anything.....Once they're back at school maybe if she ends up suffering cramps and stuff it mite be worth a wee wink to her teacher...

NO ...... tell him NOTHING!

I was so humiliated. It took me many years to accept that my dad had a right to know.

But not the swimming instructor! ;-0(

She will be fine and everything will fall into place.
If ever she needs to explain... you will do the right thing and save her blushes.

You are both going to be great.

Deanna X

she's in Primary school claire-goes up to high school September.

thanks Joy

catherine
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Catherine is she in Primary or Secondary school?

((((HUGS))))

oh Deanna
bet you were so embarrased-
I'm not sure if I should mention it at school-she's finished swimming for this term luckily-she has a male teacher and I don't want to ever embarrass her-
catherine
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I was about ten years old and getting ready for a swimming certificate!!

I did not believe it, and took a while to tell my mum.

then to cap it all, I heard my dad telling mummy that he had fixed it with the swimming instructor............ he had TOLD HIM WAHT WAS WRONG!!!
and I could take the certificate next week....

I never took it.... I was so humiliated!
THANKS DADDY.

Deanna X

Be afraid hun, be very afraid, only joking sweetie!! The mood swings are fun....not though!!!


She is young to have started and it feels very odd doesnt it? Like an era has ended,


Love always my lovely mate,


Caz xxxx

lol claire
thanks everyone
we have had a nice afternoon cuddled up on the couch eating choccies and watching grease and me regailing her with stories of behind the gym at school with me and me mates 'playing' grease-she found it all very amusing-yes your right I'm glad she was not at school-just still was a shock-

she's growing so much it's unbelieveable and I think it made me realise she's not a baby anymore-I mean what 11 yr olds are in size 8-10 womens clothes and size 7 feet-look about 15 and eats like a horse-she's about 5ft 5 already.

I'll be grey by the time she does get 15-

thanks again to everyone

catherine
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I remember it well but I was fourteen! happened in school - had to borrow my best friends mac to wear home and ran all the way home to tell my Mum - I was so excited!!? My young sister asked my Mum on the quiet "Is Ann having a baby?"

Catherine in a few weeks/months you will look back & think "thank heavens it happened when she was home & not in school".
When my daughter "grew up" I went out & bought some chocs & we stuffed our faces getting hormonal together.

Aw Catherine, She is still your little girl.
Bless her heart.

(((((((((((((((hugs for you both))))))))))))

Deanna X

((((((((((hugs))))))))))
love Jackie

(((((((((((((((HUGGLES)))))))))))))o

Don't feel silly, it is natural to feel sad when you realise they are growing up. Do something special with her this weekend to celebrate her being a woman now!

Ann
Glos

sending you both a hug (((xxx)))

My L is coming up 11 in a few days and has the start of it happening...occasionally if you know what I mean....hormones raging is an understatment!!! lol Am not looking forward to the little 'un starting in a few years time too....my son would be best to move out for a week once all 3 of us are at it!!! pmsl

((((((hugs)))))) to you and daughter Catherine...

rosexxx

Catherine sending you (((((((((((((((((BIG HUGS))))))))))))))))))))))))))) i was only 10 and had no support what so ever, i was at school when it happened. Just think she has a loving supportive mum to help her through it.

Wendy.xxxxxxxxx