Expert: Libra Girl Nurse

this sort of question is fine for me, so don't stress. Why do you think you're going to have big breasts? Do the women in your family have large breasts? Some girls find that their breast do most of their growing in their early teens, others find that it doesn't happen until they're older. Your breasts do continue to grow until your early twenties. There is nothing that you can do to either make them get bigger or smaller, this is pre determined by genetics. Of course though, if you're over weight, you might find that some of the weight is carried in your breasts. Some girls when they're in their early teens feel that their breasts are too big, but, as the rest of their body develops, it all gets into proportion, so it's probably way to early to stress that your breasts are going to be too big, you need to just wait and see.
Think about the bra that you wear, does it minimise or maximise what you've got - there are different bra styles around for just these effects. Think too about the clothes that you wear, some will emphasise your breasts, some will not, so you choose

it sounds like you're trying all the right things, and it really is a case of practicing. I'd suggest trying some mini tampon, combined with a pad for the first couple of times. They won't be right for your flow, but they'll give you the idea of how it's supposed to go. Or, you could try putting a bit of lubricant on the tip of the tampon, cause that will make it easier to insert - make sure it's a water based one, they're available in the same aisle as the tampons usually, as oil based lubricants like vaseline actually water proof the tampon, and that's NOT what you want. Make sure that you've got one foot up on the side of the toilet or bath, as that can make it easier, or perhaps try the Libra applicator tampons. 
It will work for you, it does just take practice

your body has shown that it knows what to do, but for some reason is on a 'go slow'. There's nothing wrong with this and it doesn't mean anything bad, your hormone levels are just not quite right for a proper heavier period This is something that 's out of your control, so you just have to be patient and wait for your body to sort itself out. Make sure that you use your libra panty liner every day, just in case, and keep a spare Libra pad in your bag

it's most likely from the moisture and maybe you're wiping yourself too vigourosly causing the redness. Wash between your legs twice a day, and pat dry. If the redness continues, then maybe try some baby wipes to clean yourself after you've been to the toilet. There's nothing wrong, it's just an irritation, easily fixed and means nothing bad

it sounds like your body is more organised for getting a period - use your Libra liners to keep you protected and put a spare Libra pad in your bag, just in case. Look too for your pubic hair thickening up as this is another really positive sign

this is normal vaginal mucous, it's your body's way of keeping your vagina clean and protected, it flushes it out and makes it moist. The discharge is controlled by your hormones, and now that you have your peirod, it will continue to come, but depending on what your hormone levels are doing, it changes from being clear and runny, to thick and white, but it's all normal. Use your Libra panty liners on the days between your period to keep you feeling fresh and dry

if you're breast feeding, then your periods can still be irregular. You've most likely had PCO disease for a number of years, many women do without ever realising it. My advice, if you're not 100% happy with your GP, is to shop around and find some one else, ask your girlfriends about who they see. Not every doctor will be up to date with the most recent studies on PCO. Perhaps get a referral to a gynaecologist for more specialised care. Simple things to do, along with seeing a specialist, is to make sure you're getting enough exercise, as this has been shown to help with PCO disease, watch your diet, limit junk food and those high in sugars. Good luck

as your body goes through puberty and matures, your pubic and underarm hair will grow. The pubic hair starts off as a line and then thickens and spreads, all the way through to around your anus, over your labia etc too. So yes, this is totally normal

although these can all be signs that your period is coming, they can also be signs of a simple viral infection too. It might be that your body had a surge of hormones, caused all these things to happen, but it wasn't quite enough for a period, but its certainly getting itself organised. As frustrating as it is, it's all normal and you just have to wait. So, use your Libra panty liners every day to make sure that you're protected, and keep a spare Libra pad in your bag, just in case

yes, totally. When blood comes into contact with the air, it changes from a bright red colour to a darker brown or even black colour. So, what you're seeing is blood that has had time to change colour, totally normal.

it's no problem at all, it can take a number of months for your period to become regular, but don't forget that each month can have a different number of days in it, so you go by the number of days between your period, rather than the date on your calender

try marking your period dates in your diary and then after a few months, see if there's a pattern. Not everyone's period will be every 21 days, but if it comes at a reglular time, then that's a regular period. There are some women who don't have regular periods, it doesn't mean anything bad, it just means that they have to be prepared for it to happen at any time, so using your Libra panty liners every day is a good idea, and keeping a spare Libra pad in your bag, just in case.
Some women go through their entire lives without using tampons, it's totally a personal choice thing. Libra tampons come in different sizes, with or without applicators, so if you did want to use a tampon, you'd find a type that suited you - but it still takes practice. There's no problem in only using pads, it just means that when you have your period, you can't swim, as it's a Public Health Regulation that if you have your period, you can only swim if you're using a tampon

this feeling of needing to go to the toilet all the time should just pass of it's own accord. The other thing that might have caused it is that you've been a bit too vigorous in cleaning yourself now that you have your period, and that you've actually irritated the skin down there. So, wash between your legs twice a day, and pat dry, don't rub hard. If the irritation gets worse, or if it burns when you pee, then you might have a urinary tract infection so you'd need to talk to mum about this and see your doctor.
If you want to swim when you have your period, then it's actually a Health Regulation that you use a tampon. Perhaps talk to mum about getting some of the Libra applicator tampons, you might find these easier to use for the first time. Go over to the FAQ's for some details on how to insert a tampon. Having your period shouldn't mean that you change your life in any way, it's more a case of getting used to things and being prepared - you'll be fine with some practice

we reccomend that you don't keep your tampons in for any longer than 4-6 hours, to decrease any risks of Toxic Shock Syndrome (you can go over to the FAQ's to find more info on this) and that overnight you use your Libra Goodnight pads

the change in the vaginal mucous is a really good sign that your body is really ready for a period, your hormones changing are what cause this change in mucous. Make sure that you're using your Libra panty liners to keep you fresh, and to protect you in case your period starts. And keep a spare Libra pad in your bag, just in case

The average cycle is about 28 days, so 7 days of bleeding and 21 days without, but it's just an average. Some girls will have less or more than this, but if it's a pattern, then yes, it's regular for you and totally normal

no, not to all girls, and sometimes it might be so light and mixed in with normal vaginal mucous that you just don't notice.

even when you have your period, you'll continue to have the white or clear mucous discharge, so on the days in between your period, use your Libra panty liners to keep you fresh and dry. When your period first starts, it's really common for it to take a number of months for it to get itself organised and regular, so don't stress, your body has shown that it knows what to do, now you just have to wait. Keep a spare Libra pad in your bag, just in case

when blood comes into contact with the air, it changes from a bright red colour to a darker brown or black. So what you're seeing is blood that has had time to change colour, a lighter slower flow which is totally fine and normal. So don't stress. Your period is controlled by your hormones, as the levels change your period can change - it's something that's outside of your control. If your hormone level has an unusual spike you might see a bit of blood on the days in bewteen when your period is due - this is called spotting

I'm a little confused by your question. Are you wanting to use your Libra pads again, or use them on the days you don't have your period or what? Hope you can clarify it for me:)