New Survey Shows How Mother-Daughter Communication Has Changed Over Time

A new national survey conducted among teen girls and women ages 13 to 44 reveals some telling trends in mother-daughter communication, especially when it comes to talking about their periods. First, mothers of today's teen girls are doing a better job of talking with their teen daughters -- they are more proactive, talking with them earlier and initiating the conversation about menstruation. The survey sponsored by Midol is being released in recognition of Women's Health Week, which kicks off on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11, to spark conversation, drive interest and possibly improve the way women talk about their health and menstrual cycles.

Although teen girls ages 13...

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