Pls help with health class. Dilemma:
So one of my best friends just got her period two months ago (we’re in 7th grade). This is awkward, but I don’t think she is changing her pads on the days when she has her period. It honestly gets smelly, and a couple of boys in the class have been mean to her. Should I say something? I don’t want to embarrass her, but I also don’t want other kids saying anything to her. Please help.
--F. D., 12 years old

Write at least 3-4 sentences of advice to F. D., using what you’ve learned

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