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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Both of my SDs do this. They get blood on their sheets and do not wash. They take off their underwear and leave the used pads attached. On multiple occasions I've had to fish a pad out of the washing machine or dryer. They leave wrappers on the floor - like right now there are probably 20 used wrappers on the floor in each room. I haven't said anything to either girl directly because their mom (and sometimes my husband) talk to them about it. Does anyone understand WHY this happens? I don't think they're embarrassed or ashamed (like the OP my SDs don't seem to have a problem talking about their period in front of their dad). It baffles me. In our case I've ruled out them being uninformed about hygiene and - honestly - it doesn't seem like they're being passive aggressive or aggressive aggressive, it doesn't seem like they're being defiant either. They keep it confined to their rooms (although one of them left a big blood stain on the couch which I was unable to get out - I just turned the cushion over and let it go). Does anyone have an idea what is going on? I don't have a good enough relationship with their mom (her choice not mine) to be able to talk about the girls. My husband says he's continuing to talk to them about it and so is their mom. [/quote] What? Who does this? Who leaves 20 pad wrappers on the floor of their room? Who takes off their underwear and leaves used pads attached (that is incredibly unsanitary)? Who bleeds all over the couch and doesn't say anything? OMG. How old are these girls? I am sorry, I would say something about this in my home. Again, make it a health issue, matter of fact. ALL period related items GO IN THE TRASH. No exceptions. Teach them how to get the stains out of their underwear and the sheets. Ye gods.[/quote]
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