From the basics to the biology, join hosts Tegan Yorwarth and Danika Revell as they smash the stigma surrounding periods, and dive head first into period topics we don' talk about enough. With sensitivity, personal stories, and guests from around Aotearoa, this podcast is for bloody everyone, whether you get a period or not.

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This resource isn audio series up on The Warehouse website. This is essentially The Period Place Podcast kids addition - shorter episodes cut from the main podcast but only including relevant age appropriate conversations and education.

Breaking down the basics, and where to begin when looking at the different options out there when it comes to reusable period products!

Including info on Menstrual Cups, Period Underwear, Reusable Pads and Menstrual Discs!

By Tara Costello

Red Moon Gang aims to eradicate these stigmas, providing a thorough, unapologetic and humorous guide to menstruation. Free from cultural hang-ups and drawing on the latest research, this gender-neutral book is perfect for anyone who wants to learn the honest truth about periods.

By Christian Hoeger & Kristen Lilla

Vaginas and Periods 101: A Pop-Up Book is a fun and creative way to learn more about... vaginas and periods! The book uses pop-ups and colorful graphics to normalize anatomy aesthetics and menstruation. It also describes various menstrual product options beyond just tampons and pads.

By Yumi Stynes & Dr. Melissa Kang

This taboo-free guide is packed with honest advice and big-sisterly wisdom on all the things girls need to know: from what cramps feel like to whether you can feel blood coming out, to what you should do if your pad leaks onto your clothes

By Dr. Ngahuia Murphey

Waiwhero: He Whakahirahiratanga o te Ira Wahine: A Celebration of Womanhood is based on Te Awa Atua but has been written specifically for whanau, rangatahi, the education and health sectors.

By Dr. Ngahuia Murphey

Te Awa Atua is a ground-breaking study of menstruation in pre-colonial Māori society. Many early ethnographic accounts of menstrual rites were distorted beyond recognition by the colonial lense of their authors, yet their misinterpretations continue to be accepted as authoritative.

By Robyn Steward

Changes during puberty, such as the onset of periods, are challenging for girls on the autism spectrum. Written from experience by an autistic woman, this straightforward guide to periods helps the reader to prepare in great detail, from hygiene to pain medication and sensory experiences to mood swings.

By Hannah Witton

Inspired by her YouTube series of the same name, The Hormone Diaries draws on Hannah's own experiences and, through crowdsourcing on her social media platforms, those of her fans too. With her trademark honesty and humour, Hannah explores and demystifies topics surrounding periods, hormones and contraception, to offer readers support, information and advice.

By Natalie Bryne

Period. is a book for everyone; for children and adults, mums and dads, womb-owners and ex-womb-owners. There is no beating around the bush in this funny and informative book written and illustrated by Natalie Byrne, full of practical tips and advice from what a period actually is, to who and who doesn't have them.

By Bridget Hustwaite

Inspiring, vivacious and completely honest, Bridget's book is for everyone on the endo spectrum: the battle-hardened warriors, the newly diagnosed and those still searching for answers.

By Lara Briden

Period Repair Manual is published by Pan Macmillan and is your guide to better periods. It explains how to use natural treatments such as diet, nutritional supplements, herbal medicine, and bioidentical hormones and provides advice and tips for women of every age and situation.

By Maisie Hill

Period Power is a profound but practical blueprint for aligning daily life with the menstrual cycle, to give women a no-nonsense explanation of what the hell happens to their hormones every month and how they can use each phase to its full advantage.

By Lucy Peach

Author and period preacher Lucy Peach urges us to stop treating periods like nature's consolation prize for being a woman, banishing the notion that hormones reduce us to being random emotional rollercoasters. Become an expert in recognising what you need at different times of the month and learn how every cycle gives you a chance to cultivate the most important relationship of your life: the one with your precious self. It's

By Bex Henderson

The Period Project delivers real period, menstrual cycle and fertility education in a fun and informative way. Taking the fear out of periods, while raising body confidence and equipping girls with the knowledge and tools to guide them through their menstrual cycle journey into adult years.