- Come prepared with proper supplies.
- Have a “mother figure” along (a camp “nurse” or some
other designated caring individual).
- Have female counselors sensitive to the possibility and when
they suspect, have them ask and if true get them to the “mother.”
- The mother figure should take care of immediate issues, give
them love and attention.
- Have the girl call her mother to share the news.
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Menarche at camp or on a trip
If you are in a situation where there are girls that have not
yet achieved menarche (you may not know who has and who hasn't, but
if you are working with middle school or younger girls, the
likelihood is high) there is a very good chance that one of them will
have their first period on the trip, camp or overnight. This is a
Murphy's Law kind of thing.
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