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Start menstruation talks as early as age eight, midwife urges parents
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Start menstruation talks as early as age eight, midwife urges parents
By Love Wilhelmina Abanonave Parents should begin discussions about menstruation with children as early as eight to ten years of age so they are adequately prepared before experiencing their first period, according to Felicia Martey Dodoo, Principal Midwifery Officer at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital. She noted that early education helps reduce fear and confusion when menstruation begins and equips girls with the practical knowledge needed …
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