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This is a private workshop organized by Shelene Stine.
What: Puberty and Period Power Workshops
When: Sunday, December 6 from 10:30 am - 2:00 pm (with Lunch Break at 12:00)
Where: Shelene’s home in Berkeley
Morning Session: Puberty Power:
Did you know girls* have amazing superpowers—and some of them activate during puberty? This class offers a positive introduction to puberty, giving girls the tools and knowledge to feel strong and confident during this transformation.
We’ll take on the Brain Game Team Challenge, play “Bra-vo” and “Guess the Candy Deodorant Scent,” and encourage self-care by making fruity bath bombs to take home.
Afternoon Session: Period Power:
Imagine a world where every child with a uterus felt strong, confident, and proud of their body’s inner superpowers.
In this “girl & grown-up” workshop, author Konika Wong reads One in a Million – A First Book About Periods and guides families through a fun, age-appropriate introduction to ovulation, menstruation, and all the amazing inventions we use to care for our bodies.
Through colorful visuals, interactive demos, and hands-on science experiments, we’ll celebrate the power of our cycles together. The session will culminate with plenty of time for questions. Perfect for curious kids (ages 7+) and the grownups who love them. All genders welcome.
Each child will go home with a copy of our kids book, “One in a Million - A First Book About Periods” and a first period kit to tuck in their school backpack.
*We’ll be focusing on the puberty changes experienced by humans assigned female at birth, and sharing empowering tools and strategies to embrace those changes. Gender-expansive youth are welcome to attend. Our workshops are inclusive of all genders and family structures. We recognize that children can have different feelings and experiences as their bodies change, and we use inclusive language and create space for questions and individual perspectives.
Workshop Fee: $300 (fee is for one parent and one child)
All sales are final. There are no refunds or credits for missed classes. If you’re unable to attend, we recommend finding a friend to take your spot.
This is a private workshop organized by Shelene Stine.
What: Puberty and Period Power Workshops
When: Sunday, December 6 from 10:30 am - 2:00 pm (with Lunch Break at 12:00)
Where: Shelene’s home in Berkeley
Morning Session: Puberty Power:
Did you know girls* have amazing superpowers—and some of them activate during puberty? This class offers a positive introduction to puberty, giving girls the tools and knowledge to feel strong and confident during this transformation.
We’ll take on the Brain Game Team Challenge, play “Bra-vo” and “Guess the Candy Deodorant Scent,” and encourage self-care by making fruity bath bombs to take home.
Afternoon Session: Period Power:
Imagine a world where every child with a uterus felt strong, confident, and proud of their body’s inner superpowers.
In this “girl & grown-up” workshop, author Konika Wong reads One in a Million – A First Book About Periods and guides families through a fun, age-appropriate introduction to ovulation, menstruation, and all the amazing inventions we use to care for our bodies.
Through colorful visuals, interactive demos, and hands-on science experiments, we’ll celebrate the power of our cycles together. The session will culminate with plenty of time for questions. Perfect for curious kids (ages 7+) and the grownups who love them. All genders welcome.
Each child will go home with a copy of our kids book, “One in a Million - A First Book About Periods” and a first period kit to tuck in their school backpack.
*We’ll be focusing on the puberty changes experienced by humans assigned female at birth, and sharing empowering tools and strategies to embrace those changes. Gender-expansive youth are welcome to attend. Our workshops are inclusive of all genders and family structures. We recognize that children can have different feelings and experiences as their bodies change, and we use inclusive language and create space for questions and individual perspectives.
Workshop Fee: $300 (fee is for one parent and one child)
All sales are final. There are no refunds or credits for missed classes. If you’re unable to attend, we recommend finding a friend to take your spot.