Episode 53
This week, we’re talking periods, body changes, and helping your daughter feel at home in her own skin. While heavy bleeding, pain, and mood shifts can feel overwhelming, many of the struggles girls face around their cycles are a response to societal shame, lack of understanding, and the world being set up for men, not a problem with them.
I break down the 28-day cycle and what each phase really means in everyday life. I also share why understanding her cycle is just as much about her physiology as it is her psychology, and how we can support her in a world that often ignores what she’s going through.
I offer practical tools for mums and girls from breathwork and gentle movement to sleep, nutrition, and cycle tracking so she feel calmer, more in control, and connected to her body instead of battling it.
Because there’s nothing wrong, her body is doing exactly what it should be and helping her understand that is the first step to thriving through every stage of her cycle.
Here's a tracker for you to use
Download my free 60 sec reset - for mums and girls - simple tools to use in the moment (yes that moment) - when everything is going to pot and you don't know what the hell to do. It's simple, easy and ready to use right now.
And... if you're local to me (that's in Cumbria, UK) come and join me (and my daughter) for a monthly mums + daughters meet-up that starts at the end of this month. Free, fun, connection, coffee and cake and a chance for both you and your girl to meet others who get it.
Like what you hear and wish your daughter had her own podcast to help understand what's going on? Send her to Girl You've Got This - my podcast just for girls, availabe on all major platforms.
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See you next time!
Published on 4 weeks ago
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