The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods

The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods - Book review by Rowena Thomas | 'Amazing Me'

Book Review

Topic:

Disabilities

Age:

10-12+

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Short Summary

The Autism-Friendly Guide to Periods was written by Robyn Steward for kids within the spectrum aged 10 and above.

What This Book Is About

 This book aims to help kids within the autism spectrum deal with the adjustments they need to make and prepares them for when they get their periods.

It contains practical tips and advice on everything there is to know about periods, including:

  • What periods look and feel like
  • How to manage the discomfort and pain that come with periods
  • How to use pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and other similar products
  • Potential sensory issues for people with autism

Reflection and Comments

The author herself has autism, which means that she’s also speaking from personal experience. But aside from her own experience and knowledge, she has also interviewed medical professionals, as well as young people who shared their own experiences.

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