#InquisitiveToddlers What are some of those awkward questions you get from toddlers and you don't know how to respond? Once my daughter caught me with a sanitary pad and I had to tell her it's mumma's diaper. Do you think I should have just been open and told her what it is ? Why hide or hiding at this age is good? Tell me what do you think ?
BabyChakra
09 Aug 2017
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Pranita Gawande
I think you can tell your kids about this after certain years. not at the toddlerhood stage ofcourse! even my son suspiciously looks at my sanitary pads(he is just 3) 🙈
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17 Aug 2017
Bindu Bhavani
I feel at a toddler age you did handle it very well. If she still asks for more in detail later you can explain it in a simple way as she grows and starts to understand about body parts and how they work yoi can take it gradually. but for now its fine.
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10 Aug 2017
Ujjwal
For toddler's the answer is right. Once she grows up the concept can be changed.
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10 Aug 2017
manveen dua
thanks for the tag <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @63729b593f31520016a69b80 </b></font>.. hey Anonymous.. i think you handled it b well. at this age, I'm sure she wouldn't understand​ the concept of menstruation.. when a<br>
she's older, you can always revisit the topic and give her age appropriate context and information.
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09 Aug 2017
Dr. Sakshi
Hey, you didn't mention the age of your baby. At the age of six to seven, babies can try to understand the concept of sanitary pads. But before six, just tell the name of the object like this is my diaper as little one 's have. Always keep calm while explaining and don't feel embarrassed. <br>
Pranita Gawande
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17 Aug 2017