Puberty In Girls Made Easy: Getting Into Puberty As Fast As Possible: Your Time To Blossom

Find answers to your most common questions about what's happening to your body.
It's fun to be a girl. It’s even more fun to be a girl that is becoming a woman, but it can also be confusing when you're going through female puberty.
So many changes are happening. You start to develop breasts and hips. You also start your period.
Likewise, you can suffer from acne, body odor and hair in places you have never had before. All of these things are normal.
There are also changes in your social life and the way you feel. You suddenly become more aware of your body and how you stack up with your friends. You also have a greater need to impress the good guys.
You probably have days when your emotions feel like a roller coaster. These things are normal too.
It can be an exciting time. Now that you are experiencing your own female puberty, you have many questions running through your head.
I'm here to answer it, so it will be up to you to find out. Most of all, I want you to feel that the things you are learning are from a friend, because trust me, I have been there too. We all have. It is part of growth and is NORMAL.
Confused and not sure who to contact or have questions about puberty?
Would you like personal advice from a friend who has been there but is too embarrassed to ask?
This book is the place for all your key questions about female puberty. The content comes directly from the feeds I received from teenage girls around the world through my puberty help page.
Have you ever wondered, for example?
"When should I have my period?"
If yes, then you must read this book since menstruation is the main theme that changes girls and this question will be answered in Chapter 1.
You and other teenage girls around the world have raised your voices on the topics that matter most to you right now in your life as you go through female puberty.