I wish Id seen this video when I was 10 and knew nothing about why I got my period or what to expect. Had to chuckle at cramps feeling like " a little bit of pressure on your lower abdomen" more like the feeling of an 18 wheeler on you. Love the diversity and the positive message.

So this must be the film we boys were never allowed to see in gym class. Information is good to know considering at least half the population goes through this on a monthly basis. I will make sure to have some products at home for visitors just in case.

I do not know what that other reviewer was talking about -- must have been trolling -- there are just a few very matter of fact PG-13 diagrams that illustrate reality.

https://archive.org/details/NoMobenail

It is an interesting and informative look at how one woman navigates her transition. The video provides a unique and personal insight into the process, and is an important learning tool. Found similar archives on www.youtube.com

They didn't say anything about "front holes" or "birthing parents". I'm so confused.

1. No square dancing (see "Mollies Menarche").
2. Do not wear white pants.
3. Lay off chips and pretzels for 4 days before
you "come sick" (or you'll bloat).

Now here's a nice little educational film. The kids are great.

Check out those mattress sized sanitary napkins. Thank God for ultralites and wings!

FP has problems with the body's natural functions apparently, or is some religious zealot that finds the body a nasty, perverted thing.

My wife got a kick out of this, as she was shown this film long ago in school as a young girl.

Pay no attention to FP's review. Either he hasn't watched the film, or he's just being a troublemaker. It seems he's writing about what he WISHED this was..
Actually, it's a sweet little look at growing up for girls, with a nice female empowerment message at the end. Also some groovy graphics and a breezy soundtrack. As Spuzz put it, "a nice period piece"...

After seeing Molly grows up and countless other feminine shorts, (ever see the one made for Down syndrom kids? my god!) I went into Naturally a girl with some reservations. But I was actually quite surprised at how breezy and free flowing (ewwww, excuse the pun) the whole production is. Using diagrams and examples, we learn about the reproductive cycle of a woman, and as well, actual interviews with several teenaged girls, one of which looks very familiar. (the right one of the pair), I'm not sure why. A Surprise.

A biological coming-of-age film of alarming frankness. If bald, bleeding, barely-pubescent female genitalia is your thing, download this file...