Oily skin, body parts misbehaving: how perimenopause feels like puberty
Briefly

In many ways, taking stock of myself has taken a backseat to thinking about my older child, who will turn 10 in a month.
My parents never talked to me about sexual development or periods. I didn't want my daughter to be unprepared or to feel she can't talk about puberty.
Remember that puberty is stubborn, not arriving even one second before it's ready. And that's fine - just enjoy your body exactly as it is today.
She does come to me with questions, albeit less frequently and more shyly than I wish.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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