What She Doesn’t Know Will Hurt Her
- Mrs. Twymeika Hill-Jones
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Most girls get their first period without the full story or ANY store.
They might know what a period is, but they’re still left wondering:— Is something wrong with me?— Can I still go to school?— Why do I feel so different?
That confusion? It’s not just unnecessary—it’s harmful.
In the U.S., only 22% of girls say they felt prepared when their period started. But studies show early menstrual education leads to:
✅ Better hygiene habits
✅ More body confidence
✅ Stronger emotional support
So, here’s the truth: When we wait too long to talk, we don’t protect them—we leave them in the dark. We leave them alone in one of the most important transitions of their lives.
Let’s change that.
Emerging Gracefully is more than a book—it’s a culturally rooted guide for caregivers, aunties, mentors, and educators. Whether she’s 8 and just asking questions or 14 and already flowing, this book helps you show up—with confidence, care, and clarity.
Let’s raise girls who aren’t just informed—they’re empowered. 💫
👉🏾 Get your copy or gift it to someone who needs it:
With love and purpose,
Twymeika "Jendayi" Hill-Jones, M.S.
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