Would you let your daughter have this app?

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I would as long as they were mature enough to handle it. I would much rather them ask me questions than random strangers though.

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Yes, I would have loved to have a period tracker when I was younger.

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Depends on their age. Around 15, sure. But younger than that no, just because there are a lot of explicit topics on here. I will be teaching her everything she needs to know about safe sex, birth control, condoms, periods etc and do my best to make sure she is comfortable asking me. I was always comfortable asking questions and sharing with my mom so hopefully I can create the same relationship with my daughters.

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Not sure, there are a lot of other apps available to track your period that do not have public forums. At the same time, if they're on Facebook they are most likely alread exposed to most stuff on these forums anyway.

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Eh probably not this app. But something like pink pad, yes because the community is fit for young teens

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Better this app than going to twitter for random sex questions tbh.

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Probably not. I like the Glow app, but I don't agree with a lot of the things I read on here and don't want her bringing her questions or concerns to random strangers. She can use a good old fashioned calendar like I did. All she needs it for is to know when her period is coming back on.

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When she's younger, I'd probably prefer it if she had the Clue app. But around 14/15, I don't see anything wrong with her having this.

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No. She can have a period tracking app that doesn't have a community.

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I would love for my daughter to have something to track her period. As far as the community part depends on her age. If she is like me and starts later in life i wouldn't mind as she can think for herself at that age but if she starts young like under 14 i probably wouldn't be ok with her being apart of a community like this. I would like to have a good open relationship with my daughter if i have one and be able to talk to her and educate her while she is young. But the community part of this app can be brutal at times and I wouldn't want her to have to deal with that at a young age but it really all depends on her maturity level as well. At 15 and older I think this would be a good app for her.

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Sure, and I would monitor it just as I will the rest of her screen time

Would you let your daughter have this app?

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