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I have a question for you as parents. I coach two rec girls classes and my older group has nine to thirteen year olds. One of the girls has no outward signs of puberty but has definitely started having sweaty armpits and BO. Should I tell her? Should I tell her mum? Of course if I did speak to either of them I would do it in private and try not to make a big deal out of it. As parents, how would you want this approached if it was your DD?
I have a question for you as parents. I coach two rec girls classes and my older group has nine to thirteen year olds. One of the girls has no outward signs of puberty but has definitely started having sweaty armpits and BO. Should I tell her? Should I tell her mum? Of course if I did speak to either of them I would do it in private and try not to make a big deal out of it. As parents, how would you want this approached if it was your DD?
I know at the summer camp my girls have attended they say that every gymnast must wear deo and a clean leo to every practice.
I have a question for you as parents. I coach two rec girls classes and my older group has nine to thirteen year olds. One of the girls has no outward signs of puberty but has definitely started having sweaty armpits and BO. Should I tell her? Should I tell her mum? Of course if I did speak to either of them I would do it in private and try not to make a big deal out of it. As parents, how would you want this approached if it was your DD?
I really hate coaching kids in dirty, dribbly (eww) leotards. I wear clean clothes everyday to coach and leotards take 2 minutes to swish out in a basin each week.