[skater girl]

hiya my name is willow! i started my FIRST period last month and it was exactly a month scince then on thursday- so i should have come on to my second period i havnt and its now monday....a month and 4 days scince my first period. is my body just not used to having a period there fore taking longer or what? thanx...
willow

[CHANDLERS WISH]

Sure it will take a while for you to understand your body and your body to understand itself there.

Don't stress about it, as stress can delay things as well.

Keep smiling.

CW

[LadyLane]

Hey Willow -

Congratulations on becoming a woman! Okay, so when you first get your period, certain hormones have begun producing in your body; in other words, your ovaries have kicked in, and you will begin ovulating - which happens two weeks or so before your period (that is the time when pregnancy can most likely occur) and two weeks later, when your body notices you aren't pregnant, you'll get your period for about five to eight days or so.

But, when you first start, your body hasn't really gotten its rhythem yet. So you could not get another period for a little while, maybe skip a whole month or two. But eventually, you'll be on track and if you're lucky you'll be able to figure out exactly when you get it. I get mine about every 26 days, most girls and women get it between every 28 to 35 days. Everyone's different!

Good luck with the whole thing, and if you're nervous about getting it in school or something, just wear a pantyliner till it comes so you don't get caught unprepared.