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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD always had white shorts in her kit. The appropriate size tampon changed right before the game solves the problem. Who runs around wearing pads anyways?[/quote] Oh my god lady. No. 1) how often is there a bathroom with a sink RIGHT NEXT TO THE FIELD? Where a player can just quickly duck in, wash hands, change tampon, wash hands, and get right back on the field in less than 2 minutes? 2) you have to get to the field early to warm up. I've had times when my super plus tampon barely lasted 30 minutes. Not often, but it's happened. So include travel time from home, war mup time, and now before the game has started it's been 2 hours since I've had a good bathroom nearby. 3) yes pads sucks! The bunch up and don't stay in place which leads to what? LEAKS. Realize that your barely-there flow of essentially spotting is not the reality for many women and girls.[/quote] Don't be obtuse. Thousands of girls have figured out how to wear a tampon during soccer games. Don't act like it's some impossible task.[/quote] For every girl -- every ten girls, or twenty -- who have figured it out, some DON'T. Seriously read this thread, it's illuminating: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/828732.page No girls' team that had the choice between dark or light shorts would ever choice white or light-colored shorts. It is known. [/quote] I’ve had three girls play soccer over the last decade plus and no parents or girls on any of their teams raised an issue with white shorts as part of the uniform kits. And I managed several teams, so I’d know if there were concerns. Mostly we preferred the white or light ones to dark because they were much less hot for the girls in the spring and summer. It seems like an overreaction to me to call for bans of white shorts, but hopefully this thread and the other will serve as a reminder to families to be prepared just in case with thinx and pads tampons and extra shorts. If you have a very heavy flow and no supplies with you, black shorts aren’t going to be much better—you’ll definitely end up with a mix of blood and sweat on your legs. [/quote]
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