First Period Kit to-GO Black Kit (w/Organic Pads) & Pink Kit (w/Organic tampons) Bundle - Period Bags for Teen Girls for School - Period Pouch & Teen Pads for Girls Ages 11-14

About this item

• Empowers Young Women –– Provide her everything she needs in one convenient period pouch. Educate her to take care of her body and be her own menstrual superhero! With the included self-care digital guide, she'll always be prepared with this period starter kit for tweens
• The Complete Package –– Take the stress out of figuring what products to use. These period bags for teen girls for school include all the necessities for her menstrual cycle needs. These kits will equip her with 2 tween pads with wings (or tampons), a contoured liner, 2 disposable pouches, and a feminine wipe. The entire teen pads for periods kit fits inside a fashionably-sequined travel bag for privacy and as a stylish accessory
• Gentle Products for Sensitive Skin –– Reduce the exposure to harmful synthetics found in a traditional pads and tampons for teens girls. The biodegradable organic pads, tampons and liners in this tween period starter kit are made with soft, breathable cotton. The feminine period wipes for teen girls help reduce odor and irritation without the use of harsh chemicals. She'll go about her daily activities feeling fresh as a daisy with these period kits for girls 10-12
• Take It on the Go –– A young girl’s life gets busy with final exams and school play auditions. Help her stay in control and tuck these period bags for teen girls for school in her backpack, purse or sports bag. She’ll navigate these changes with ease and be ready for anything with these practical and convenient first period gifts for girls
• Made in the USA –– This biodegradable first menstrual period kit for girls is made in the USA from both local and globally-sourced materials. The disposable pouches are certified compostable. The pads and liners are made from organic cotton. Rely on a puberty kit for girls that's good for her and for the Earth. Who said being responsible can’t be fun?