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Vinita said:

Well, since you won't let me in thur.......

1. How should she shave from around her kitty-kat? What type of device to use? Electric razor? Bics? Should I buy shaving cream? Or, should she do it in the shower? What about the underneath of arms? Same thing?

2. What type of pad should I buy? I know about Kotex pads, but should it be those "lite" ones? Etc? Do all pades come w/ a self-adhesive strip on the back?

3. What should she take if she's cramping?

Holla' atch'a boi. :|
 



chocalate_topaz said:
Ah P...Young girls don't normally shave around kitty-kats...that's for later.

PLEASE REFER HER TO A WOMAN...

At what age can she shave her kitty-kat? Cuz I was about to go to wally's world and purchase a gillette wet-dri shaver to "get'er done!!!!"

Why can't she shave around her kitty kat now? When women get older, does the odor from thur pertrude more or something?

Answer my other questions up thur. I need to know these things. :|
 
I've heard that douching is out. The perfumes and other things in those things can irritate the inner canal. Is this true? I've heard that one is s'posed to let it occur "naturally" (that's what a cycle does). Is this true?

Y'all help a Dr. Gynepanthro out hur. I'm tryna' be mother and father. :|
 
Panthro said:
I've heard that douching is out. The perfumes and other things in those things can irritate the inner canal. Is this true? I've heard that one is s'posed to let it occur "naturally" (that's what a cycle does). Is this true?

Y'all help a Dr. Gynepanthro out hur. I'm tryna' be mother and father. :|


Chill out Pan...She is not ready for all that. Also, may I suggest, that you need your mother or another lady to talk to her about that to SAVE the child the embarassment. It is not as black and white as you may see it.

Plus there are little booklets and pamphlets available to let her read about it at the appropriate age....probably around 10 years old...closer to 11.
 
J4J said:
Chill out Pan...She is not ready for all that. Also, may I suggest, that you need your mother or another lady to talk to her about that to SAVE the child the embarassment. It is not as black and white as you may see it.

Plus there are little booklets and pamphlets available to let her read about it at the appropriate age....probably around 10 years old...closer to 11.


^^^^I dun told him but he DON'T want to hear. Ain't no way, I would sit through my daddy talking to me about shaving my kitty kat, periods and douching. One of us got to get up. That shat ain't right or cool.
 
P~,

How old is your daughter, first of all? I don't believe she's near the age of shaving, periods and douching.

but, to answer your question(s), when shaving, you need to either purchase one of those nice womenz razors and a nice shaving gel/cream. Normally, you just want to trim the bikini area...if a woman is extremely hairy, in that area, she usually waxes. but, once again, I don't believe your child is ready for these things. :rolleyes:

Douching is only necessary, on occasion...just for that fresh and clean feeling. A woman is not suppose to douce very often, at all...it washes out the natural secretions/healthy bacteria of a woman's vagina. Most women tend to douche once a month, which is usually after their menstrual cycle. BUT, it isn't even necessary then, b/c that's the purpose of a menstrual cycle...it naturally cleanses our system.

Has your child gotten her period, already? If so...:eek: Just purchase her some sanitary napkins by Always. Get the ones w/wings. They'll help to protect her panties, from accidents. Also, she is too damn young for tampons...please don't buy those.

Any other questions, call me! Hope this helps...:tup:

btw, I can refer you to my OB/GYN if you're seriously looking for one...he's awesome and most importantly, he's a Christian. :nod:
 



If there is a way to give P~ access just to view that thread and that thread only...please do so.

Lord knows he needs guidance....:(, but at least he is concerned and willing to try.
 
SLT said:
Lord knows he needs guidance....:(, but at least he is concerned and willing to try.


Thank you...:tup:

kellis said:
I'd rather Panthro embarrass her than for her to have a mother who has other priorities and a daddy who didn't try. :tup:

Thank you...:tup:
 
Ya'll know darn well P is just trying to see how you puddins take care of them cats. He ain't slick. :lol: Thats good P, find out so you know what to get and what to stay away from. :lol:
 
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