Things Our Moms Never Told Us

I love hanging with the women in my family, we talk and laugh for hours! On this episode, we talk about the things our moms never told us.
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[@heidihawkins5037]

As a mom of boys, I made sure my middle schooler, the oldest, understood periods. He knows that a lot of his female classmates will get their period during the middle school age. I have given him tips on what to do to avoid the embarrassment of a girl that may have a blood stain on her bottom or drop a pad/tampon. He knows to be discreet when letting a young girl know and to be prepared to offer walking behind her until they get to the restroom. He knows that it is a private matter that only she needs to be made aware of, if necessary. It’s important to teach my boys to be gentlemen young. LOVED this episode!!!!

[@sandyosa3175]

Thanks for this tip 😊 I will do the same

[@SANDRARBONEY]

I have boys and didn’t even think about teaching them about it. Thanks for this comment, it was eye opening.

[@beautifulfreebutterflies1473]

Yes, boy mom too!!! Love your comment, I have taught mine as well even told my middle schooler if needed to secretly give up his hoodie/sweater and never laugh because it can be humiliating/embarrassing for a girl to consider her feelings, I'm hoping to raise gentleman like God!

[@lovealways7625]

Oh wow, such good advice! Will do the same with my boy. ❤️

[@claudeandco.]

I don’t know why this made me tear up… probably because I know what a wonderful mother you are! You are so intentional! Love you cousin ♥️

[@XoNathaliee]

I must say I just love how Lana is truly like family to you all♥️ her presence is so strong and I just love her story of how she became apart of the family through Adrienne . What a wonderful video to watch - the wisdom you pas down to us all is amazing so thank you !

[@claudeandco.]

Wooow thank you for this beautiful comment, they really are my family. Nil is like my second mom. Lana (from Co.)

[@jasmineberrios]

I love these multigenerational episodes! Nothing like listening and learning from different perspectives. Happy (early) Mother’s Day Claude! 💐

[@claudeandco.]

It was a lot of multi happening here. Lol - Lana (from Co.)

[@Sara-zu4og]

In terms of periods, I think letting the child know before hand probably lessens the anxiety for everyone. I think it’s important that we become their primary source while they are vey young but also that we raise them to be inquisitive and to know where they can find valid information.

[@elizabethbruner2686]

First off, this was a great topic and I LOVED having Lana be a part of the conversation as well as your aunt!

[@victoriaherrera6947]

Yo, y’all always make me tear up and and feel all kinds of things in my chest (in a good way.) So beautiful to see females expressing themselves so freely, comfortably and rationally. Thank you for sharing. This is a wonderful example for us all.

[@oliviae2176]

This is such a comforting episode!! I needed this ... love you Claude and Co.

[@claudeandco.]

Thank you so much for watching ♥️🙏🏼

[@kathym6229]

Beautiful women. All of you ladies are aging so well!! ❤️❤️ No way is Titi 80?! And Mama is 68?! They carry themselves so well and young. Love you sis ❤️

[@amberplaatjes3865]

Excited! Moms impart so much! I just love the way you guys interact! And the phrase "She is not perfect but she is amazing!" The PERFECT encumberment of Mothers and Love! It is so good!!!🤗

[@claudeandco.]

I think she’s perfect and amazing lol - Lana (from Co.)

[@rai55]

THANK YOU for the book reference (“My Changing Body”). My daughter turns 9 later this year 🙏🏾

[@claudeandco.]

The Care and Keeping of You is good too ♥️ Thanks for tuning in ♥️♥️♥️

[@rai55]

@@claudeandco. Noted. Thank you ❤️

[@ggarr5]

It’s so beautiful to see many generations sharing their experiences 😍

[@MirianJordana]

Yes, I’m 33 half Portuguese half African and my family used to say that tampons would take your virginity.

[@RacquelThePeculiarOne]

I’m super open and honest not just with my daughter but also my sons. I show them there are no gender roles. As a human that’s going to grow they need to the basics of life. I love this conversation and this channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@ke.phenyo]

Ooohhhh another one!🥳🎊 The laughter and Ambience already has me feeling warm and fuzzy😍! Man, I live for this type of content!❤ Thanks Claude🥺 and it was lovely seeing Lana in front of the camera again!🥰 EDIT: Mama Nilda's menses experience broke my heart because I can only imagine how frightened and confused she was at 9 and a half.🥺🥺

[@claudeandco.]

Thank you so much for watching! Comments like this make us so happy. -Lana (from Co.)

[@donnagwynn4629]

I agree with all that was said. My grandma told me the same things when I was a young girl. I am now 62 years old and still hear some family members still say them. Love you guys 💞

[@claudeandco.]

♥️♥️♥️

[@oliviawint5432]

I'm so blessed to have a mom that was super young when she had me. She basically learnt how to take control of her life whilst teaching me along the way not to make her mistakes. She spoke to me about everything and showed me real life examples. A phenomenal woman she is to me and my younger sister. Our best friend. She had my godmother as well who played an integral role in my upbringing. She was a woman of god but she kept it real with me and for that I'm forever grateful. My dad passed last year but his usual talks about life in general really prepared me for life and still resonates. I was raised in a family and community that showed so much love and care to me was remarkable.

[@mominehakbari7884]

Loveeee loveee loveeee these episodes

[@sarahjacobson1995]

We definitely need more episodes like this!! ❤️

[@tracyrooke4035]

Watching this makes me emotional...my mother passed away when I was nine...I learnt everything on my own through my friends...my grandparents in the old generation never spoke about these things...I love u guys...

[@jessriojas8701]

Awwww im so excited! 🥰 love your channel ❤️🥹

[@samanthasmith5080]

this was so good!!! post more!!! we cannot get enough of your channel. such a warm light on youtube! thank you claude! for everything!!!

[@ymc8804]

Thank you for this Video Claude 🙏🏼God Bless

[@dani23dani85]

absolutely treasure every video you post :)

[@karend-m3763]

I LOVED this episode, ladies!

[@rwfmediagroup3905]

This channel is so wholesome! I haven’t even watched the episode yet but I know gonna be good 🤎 please don’t ever stop posting!

[@karengutloff2004]

Great discussion! Love Claude & Co. videos.

[@tiarratiarra6000]

I love this channel so much!!! Feels like home to me ❤️

[@Lex.Explore]

I loved absolutely everything about this episode ❤️

[@janiceprimo271]

Love this episode it is good to sit down and have these conversations with our children. Can wait to see more episodes, loving every moment 💕 😍 ❤

[@mrscecilia9054]

Beautiful family! I love the bond

[@cieraamico482]

I love the LOVE between you all, its so refreshing to see a family so bonded together !!

[@Lizzzhir]

I love all the wisdom we get from different generations!! Keep it up Claudette 🥰❤️ God bless your family

[@Alexander-jb3zo]

I LOVED THIS CONVERSATION AND VIDEO!!!! SO AMAZING SEEING HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED FOR THE BETTER THANK GOD!!!!!

[@adegren3844]

Ah, what an amazing content. I wait the whole week to see a new episode from you guys. We need more of this. It is so nurturing, we learn a lot. I helps us grow, pay more attention.. Amazing!!!! Claudette, thank you for doing this project and for giving us so much wisdom.

[@diariesofagrowingcaramelqu6665]

This is so therapeutic I'm really glad you started 😌 this channel especially for us younger adults

[@shay8705]

Im so exicted I literally started tearing up when I saw the video. Love u Claude and Co!

[@melanievargas9936]

Claude and fam, I absolutely love your channel. It’s a breath of fresh air from the chaos of the world. It’s real, raw, and vulnerable. You guys touch on topics that are so relatable and nothing like what’s already out there on KZbin. Claude, your radiant, empathetic, loving, understanding, and peaceful character is so refreshing and what we need more of in the world. Besos

[@dejaneemoss3174]

Love this! . I remember being scared to use tampons and most recently was turned off by the cup and now that I've tried the cup I can't go back and hope my daughter loves the cup as much as I do when the time comes. So important to have these conversations with our kids and so crazy to see how much has changed regarding these conversations as generations pass. Love how relatable your content always is

[@juanitarendon7866]

I haven’t missed one episode. Look forward to them every week. I adore your family and pray 🙏🏽 I can have a beautiful relationship with my daughter and future grandchildren.

[@candylouwong6119]

Wonderful show as usual, I am going through menopause right now and it's really not nice, happy you bought it up, already looking forward to your next show, God continue to bless you and your beautiful family 🙏❤🇹🇹

[@ayb1111]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!! It's soooooo good!! 🤗

[@Dee71686]

Oh my goodness, this was such a great conversation! My mom had previously spoken to me about getting a period, but she never showed me how to put on a pad. Unfortunately, I was at my dad's house the weekend I got my period for the first time (I was 9 years old). I remember shouting from the bathroom that I got my period, I was very excited. My dad just walked into the bathroom, looked at me, made an odd face, said nothing, and then leaves the bathroom. Seconds later my stepmom walks into the bathroom all while I am still sitting on the toilet. My stepmom simply gave me a pad and pointed to the back of the box and said, "just follow the instructions," then processed to walk out. I remember sitting on the toilet reading the back of the maxi-pad box like, "I don't get it." Long story short, it took me about five minutes to put on a pad for the first time and I still didn't put it on right lol. Needless, to say that all my excitement about getting my period went away the moment no one fully thought me how to put on a maxi-pad. Forever, I wished I would have gotten my period for the first time at my mom's house.

[@claudeandco.]

First, thank you for sharing your story. And second, that’s awesome that your mom spoke to you about it. But ohhh nooo about your first experience with a pad 😔… you just made me realize that I don’t think my girls know how it works either … see what sharing does?! You don’t think about that… well I sure didn’t think about it. She’s seen me do it but they may not realize how it actually works and where to put it. Thank you again for sharing ♥️🙏🏼♥️ and for tuning in!

[@Dee71686]

@@claudeandco. I was hesitant about sharing my experience because I was embarrassed about it for a long time. To be honest, this video gave me the courage to share it, now I am glad I did lol. I absolutely love all your videos and share them with my mom and family often. I am positive your girls will have a wonderful experience with such a great mom to look out for them.

[@sorayskheir9652]

I've started looking forward to these so much . The conversations feel so honest and refreshing ... thank you for opening your beautiful family for us. I remember a rumour about tampons and virginity when I was younger too.

[@giovannavasquez8601]

Thank you so much for talking about this. I wish I was spoken to more about this stuff. I do think my mom did the best she could but I definitely want to do better. Thank you so much for sharing how you tell your girls about this. It feels so real and authentic.

[@meiganthompson6194]

This episode like so many others have been so refreshing. I too share the same experiences, but with my daughter being 5yrs, I honestly dont know where to begin and you having the convo with Jet and Beau, just being so transparent and realistic, Im grateful. Thank you!

[@clarawestby3513]

Love this episode with your Mom & Aunt.

[@darktwistysisters]

these videos give me a little boost for my week.

[@yvonneflores6250]

I love watching Claude and Co. and this was a wonderful topic, my growing up was similar to Lana, we just didn't talk about those things but I am glad I can have open conversations with my girls.

[@marynicole212]

These episodes are a highlight of my week 🤍🤍

[@claudeandco.]

Mine too ♥️ - Lana (from Co.)

[@belle3536]

I can relate to everything you all said. I am doing "better" with my daughter. Loved this video. Happy Mother's Day! 💖💐

[@Bklyngirlllx]

I’m living for your channel! My mother is very much “old school” born in PR to a strict mama just like Nilda’s & titi Fugi & never had the conversation with me neither or showed me how to properly care for myself during my menstrual cycle & im only 28! Thank god for older sister, who taught me all I know now. I am now breaking that cycle & teaching my girls as they go along. Thank you for these videos because it’s so unfortunate that it isn’t talked about enough. I love you guys!

[@lovealways7625]

I Looooove your channel. Always full of love, positivity, feminine energy, cultural beauty. Well done Claude & Co.

[@amymanuel5986]

Great episode! As a kid I thought I was dying , my mom never told me about this and had my older sister tell me what was happening, but the poor girl barely new herself what was going on 😆. I am now open with my little girls about what to expect but I do admit it is hard because I didn’t have a good example of how to talk to little ones about these things . Maybe you can do an episode on examples of what to say??!! Have a wonderful day ladies!! 💕💕💕

[@angelamarie3708]

I could watch you ladies for hours. I felt like I was present during this conversation.

[@pristinag.4916]

Absolutely loved this episode and hearing how everyone’s family handled different situations, it’s sooo relatable and no one talks about it!!!! It actually gives me ideas of what I want to do and what I don’t want to do for my future children!! I also loved that Lana joined in in this conversation because it’s so interesting to hear about other cultures and how they raise their children!!! My mom felt the same way as Lana’s mom in regards to tampons. I had to learn how to insert one from my friend’s mom because I was at a pool party and I wanted to swim with the other kids. I was 16 or 17 at that point! My mom is a nurse (idk if that’s her reasoning) but she always educated me on everything womanhood so it was no surprise to me when I actually got my cycle. Looking back I really appreciated her openness because I was never blind sighted! I use to hate it growing up because I felt like it was TMI lol. More episodes like this 🤗. Love you guys 💜💜💜

[@lilirodriguez3583]

Love this channel ❤️ my experience was very much I was on my own and my mom never told me what to do. I educated myself with books from the library. I have heard what Lana said and its a taboo in alot of Mexican culture too. Happy early mothers day to you Claude and moms ❤️ my mom has passed away so happy heavenly moms day to my mom and all those who have also lost theirs. God bless 🙏💜

[@crystalmujica5313]

This episode was everything I didn’t know I needed. The similarities between Nilda and my mom is insane! We’re so fortunate to have mothers who share the truth with us and don’t make it ever feel awkward. 🤞🏼✨♥️

[@jorgesantos2430]

I loved this ladies ❤️

[@miajai7506]

I love this channel so much! Its so wholesome and interesting to hear different perspectives and also relate so much! Love the intro song its so calming and nice. I also love the pictures and videos you guys put at the end, its so cute 🥰 look forward to next weeks episode!

[@claudeandco.]

MiaJai thank you sooo much ♥️♥️♥️

[@mereh9183]

Love these conversations with open, loving women....and Bochinche is now my new favourite word :)

[@joannlopezvasquez483]

Excellent episode, I love that Papi Lindo went and got Claud her kotex! My dad went and got mine too when I started. This conversation is so needed in women's cultures and w in religious subcultures. My mother did give me the talk and covered it all, so I was not caught off guard but like many....my grandmother did not extend the same services rendered to me. I love that you cover topics that represent a multitude and you personalize it w such grace. I can not explain how much your channel blesses me each week. It's real talk w fun and representation. It is everything! It's the song for me!!! Love you all!!!

[@lalitabrathwaite2200]

What a beautiful episode!!💜 I got really emotional (In a good way) I just lost my grandmother December 2021 at the age of 90. When I was a child we would sit at the kitchen table and drink coffee. It was there she shared all her wisdom. Sometimes you get so lost in grief that you forget and this episode reminded me of that… Thank you!!

[@samanthabraidyspence7967]

Who else is crying? I loved watching these beautiful women🤍

[@CheyenneRosero]

My mom taught me a lot of these things through books and I always thought that was weird uncommon so it’s nice to hear other families doing this as well

[@jessicamontoya3248]

I love you ladies 🥰 you are such an inspiration in my life 💜 thank you 😊

[@claudeandco.]

♥️🙏🏼♥️ thank you

[@ambarperteet]

Okay Titi looks GOOOOOOOOOOD for being 80 years young!

[@boricuaalways8698]

I love this. I was 17 right before my 18th birthday when I started. I too thought tampons would take my cherry away. My friend from the outside of door told me how to put it in when I was ready. My family is Puerto Rican and no one talked about that or sex. School and friends taught me everything. Now, as a mom of two beautiful girls, I talk about EVERYTHING! I admire how you raise your girls. Love you guys. ❤️

[@anonnona6433]

Everytime I watch your episode, I see love. I see family. Titi and Mama Nilda have done you well 🤩

[@mellie1898]

I love that you re so open cause I understand the culture difference I went through it too . And I have boys but I still have to explain certain things to them

[@melissaperez5877]

Hey Claude! I love this channel sooo much! I was wondering if you’d do an episode on faith? I know how important it is to you and I love hearing everyone’s faith journey. Maybe it can be how you were raised, how you got to that conclusion yourself, and how you instill it in your marriage and family!

[@yuliannemejia8717]

We have to give it up for those moms who really sit down to have a conversation with young girl, and yes that myth is still alive, even tho is not true, it still exists. My mom has always been so open about everything, and I love that. These videos are so good, this should be a Netflix show for real, these little topics are the ones that help young adults like myself to look at older people differently and to understand their perspective on things. Much love ❤️

[@dlee51]

Love this episode. It is good to have this conversation. I wish someone had those conversations with me. I learned in school,but I think they talked about periods. These conversations definitely need to happen with both boys and girls.

[@excitedmommy]

Love this! I was 12 years old and it was the 4th of July. My family always went to this big historical park where there was food, games, a parade, etc. I went to the bathroom and saw I had started my period. Thankfully I knew what this was since my mom had talked to me about it and I have an older sister. I whispered to my mom what happened. She, my auntie, my grandma, and sister all hugged me and congratulated me. I was a bit mortified. They also scrounged me up a pad to go put on. I remember how boys would act like it was disgusting as I grew up. I have a daughter and son and had a talk with them when they were young to normalize it so my daughter was fully informed and not scared when it happened to her. It’s very normal in our house now. The whole family knows when I or my daughter has a period, we don’t shy away from saying we have cramps or anything, and my hubby or son don’t cringe at all at the thought of going shopping for feminine products. Raising our son to appreciate women and all we go through! Unfortunately I’m currently dealing with crazy fibroids (43 yrs old), and in the hospital overnight a few weeks ago for crazy bleeding and huge clots. Another thing I wasn’t warned about! I have an MRI tmrw to determine if I qualify for a UFE or if not have to have a hysterectomy. Again, the whole family is very aware and this is normalized. I think the more information our daughters and sons have about what we each experience, the better. It helps them appreciate the opposite gender and to empathize.

[@MyFavourites1]

Wish this conversation lasted longer. Great job❤️

[@shanreid4254]

These generational episodes are amazing! I love them so much! There was never a conversation about birds and the bees, periods or menopause. All that was said was don't bring home any babies. My Barbadian mother and grandmother never told me what any of that stuff was. I remember having a session at school when I was 11 and this nurse came in to tell us all about it. They told the boys to leave then the nurse explained about reproductive systems and having a period. I felt like that was too late as there were probably girls in my class that had started their period already. I learned about sex from novels and the Internet. Let's just say I had a jaded idea of what it was. I really wish I had that kind of relationship with my mother like you did Claude. I really love the relationship between you and your girls as well! Your mother and Titi said it best about the generations above learning from what their parents did wrong and doing better with the coming generations

[@irenegelpi8351]

That was get I truly enjoyed it. Thank you God my mother prepared me and school did has well. I got mine when I was 12 years old the first one in my class. I didn’t know about per-menopause my gynecologist told me about it. Love you guys great context. ❤️

[@noelyoverby6510]

I loved the conversation and definitely agree that as parents we should do our best to inform our kids about the things they will/may experience in life. I was raised by my father so unfortunately he wasn't really able to teach me about puberty for a girl so I've learned things the hard way.

[@xojmeli10]

Loved this episode! When I first got my period, I was 10 years old (my mom never talked about, learned about it in school) & was yelled at by mom. (It was a month before my sisters quinceanera) looking back it was a traumatic time for 10 year old me, but as an adult I could understand my mom now. She was stressed with what we had going on in life that she didn’t want another thing to worry about.

[@ashleyquinones3758]

I loved this episode. Now I have to ask my ma and grandma so many more questions about menopause!

[@SabbigalAS]

I enjoyed this. You guys should make a part II where you all talk about other topics.

[@marshmellowsafari]

Thank you!!! Love from Trinidad!!!

[@abenaadegbola226]

Such a great episode! I have absolutely heard that virginity myth with tampons when I was growing up. Heard it from friends at school. This is such a great conversation to have and it really is interesting hearing woman speak about their experience when they first got their menses.

[@romanawest9126]

I heard it too

[@daviacarter91]

Aww! This episode made me a little emotional; this is my first Mother’s Day without my mom and so seeing you guys talking with your mom and aunt made me think about my relationship with my mom. It’s so funny how intertwined cultures can be. Being a Black woman from the south I can relate to all of those stories from my mom not really talking to me about getting my period (I was about 9 when I got mine) to my mom not really having the talk with me, I’ve even heard about the tampons thing, accept I heard that they were for women who were having sex LOL. I can even relate to Lana in not being close with my mom when I was younger to her becoming one of my best friends. I also love how loving Mama Nilda is and her loving and accepting spirit. I pray that you all cherish the time you have with your moms. Claude, I’m 100% sure your girls will grow up to have a close relationship with you because of how open and honest with them you are. I can’t wait for the next episode! Besos!

[@mileyshkarodriguez2007]

Like Mami Nilda I got mine at 9 but my mom had prepared me as she too got it at 9. Love this!

[@lm1973]

25 min was not long enough!! I did not want the episode to end 🥺

[@4evermistyblu]

I was a 80’s kid and got my period around 1988 or 89 and I had no idea what a “ PERIOD” was. My Black American mom or aunties told me nothing about this. I was so ashamed/scared. I will NEVER allow my niece to be shamed by something so natural and beautiful. My mom eventually sat me down and gave me the real, but still this talk should had happened way before 11 or 12 years old. I do not have a daughter, but I have a niece and I plan to make it a normal, beautiful conversation for her. Great conversation and Happy Mother’s Day!! 🌹🫶🏾

[@Astridah_M]

This channel is amazing, loved this conversation. As an African I never had the period conversation with my mom, raising my own girl differently by sharing and preparing my girl too for when it happens.

[@Delilah422]

I’m 22 and my mom had me when she was 39 so I relate to this heavily it’s actually been on my mind recently so it’s crazy that this was the new episode! I love my mother to death but she didn’t tell me anythinggg. Now we have conversations about it and she definitely understands how it could’ve really made a difference. Her mother never told her anything either so she didn’t think she had to. Definitely a generational thing. I only knew about getting your period because my older sister got hers. She didn’t know either she hid it from my mom for days cause she didn’t know what was going on. One if the things I really wished she had talked to me about is boys. All I knew is that she didn’t want me near them😂 which of course made me want to. At 22 I’ve made a ton of mistakes when it comes to guys because I just really didn’t know and went off of my friends in high school😣 knowing what I know now about virginity, love, relationships, trust etc. I would’ve done a lot of things differently. Sometimes I beat myself up about my past mistakes but I’m happy I learned from them and will definitely talk to my future kids about all of this

[@SANDRARBONEY]

This is great. I don’t see people being as transparent and positive as you and your family are. I hope you can continue on your journey to tell your stories. Thank you. Also, I am 44 years old and I was told by my mom at 12 years old that tampons take your virginity too. I believe women passed down what they were told generationally. When you know better you do better.

[@unapologeticallyromel7096]

Hey I'm always on my lunch break when you post😂❤

[@claudeandco.]

Enjoy your lunchtime with us ☺️♥️🙏🏼

[@irisserrano4036]

I love your channel and Iove every video you make!! Please do more!!

[@serritawatkins8113]

Yes , Claude I heard that I always thought until I watched this episode

[@mirandanicolas2411]

Oh man we could talk about this stuff all day! I can definitely relate. Grew up in the Caribbean, in a very strict religious homeand cetain things were just not discussed! So if I have kids I plan to be open.

[@rai55]

Really enjoyed this “sala chinch” 😆 Seeing more of (gorgeous & ageless sisters) Titi Fuji & Mami Nilda, and learning more about Lana! I’m interested in menstruation practices on a global scale, so fascinating how this is handled individually, in family & in culture. Great convo!

[@taishafranklin7667]

Absolutely LOVE you & the contents! God Bless you all! Quick question, will you have a segment to discuss divorce and how you and sis were able to deal with the divorce of your parents? I admire the closeness you continue to have with both parents despite the divorce.. would love to hear.. going thru it as an adult

[@glendamoore8999]

Fantastic another well episode! Great editing, the content, the individuals, and of course Claude! If there is a place where we have to nominate your Claude and co for an award….let us know.

[@washurhands5079]

I appreciate this 💕. My mom was an open book with us about everything since we were little like 4 years old I remember her talking about female stuff. But I was still scared when I got my period lol

[@DM-xu9yw]

Wow, I love this talk. I wish I would have had this when I was younger. I'm 50 and was never told anything about a period. I thought I was dying. I prayed it would go away and it did and came back a couple months later. My dad was like put this on (pad) and wash up everytime you change it, unless your at school. My mom never said a word. I didn't even know tampons were a option. I was a only child and went to catholic school. So for my daughter I brought a book to talk to my daughter. She was like mommy they taught me at school already. We both got our periods at 13. Thus was great. I will now discuss menopause with her. Thanks so much!

[@jclaire_]

Mom's are the best!

[@emilyardon2430]

I love your story times💕✨

[@claudeandco.]

Thank you ♥️🙏🏼

[@natalieblair4001]

I’m catching up on all your episodes. I truly enjoy this channel. Thank you so much for this genuine,vulnerable honesty. Can you share the books that you share with Jet?