Usually ages 12-14, but everyone is different.
Some girls may even begin their periods when they are 8. But then some don't start until as late as 16. Some may never start, and this is due to issues in the reproductive organs.
If you do not start your period when you think you should (between 8-16 years of age) you should visit a gynecologist and have him/her take a look and make sure everything is functioning properly. If you have concerns, you can always visit your local Planned Parenthood or Health Department for advice. They will provide advice at little or no cost and is completely confidential if you are afraid to speak with your parents.
The average age of menarche (first period) is 13 years old, but anything between 10-16 years old is considered normal. Everyone develops differently and at different speeds, so there is no one age when you should start having a period.
it's possible... but not usually. ask a specialist.
you start your period when you are 8-16 year old... BE PREPARED!!
the usual ages for a period to start is 9 yrs. old to about 18 yrs old. if you are having a period any younger then 9, you should go see a doctor. ASAP
It is not possible for a five year old to get her periods, she should at least be 12 years.
Get a pad.
Sunday after your period
It is not normal to get your period that early. If a 5 year old did start her period then it would be recommended that she see a doctor.
I would say 12 to 14 but I have not gotten mine yet and I turn 13 in January
in the area of 10 to 13 you should start it just depends on how fit or healthy your body is
The average age of menarche is 13 years old, but as young as 8 years old can still be perfectly normal - typically menstruation starts within four years of starting puberty, so if you are going through puberty you should prepare for your first period.
People say that if u havent had a period by the age of 18 then you should go to the doctor, people start at all different times