This seems to be an all too common situation these days. Your daughter is not alone in this. There is such an enormous onslaught of things that can play havoc with our health, and seeing our young daughters go through this is heartbreaking. A child in my daughter's third grade class is in the same situation. I was talking to her concerned mom, and she shared with me how the pediatrician had suggested giving the child hormone shots to thwart the process. This seemed like a horror to me, as who knows what kind of serious consequences this artificial game of hormones may play in the future?

I told her the same thing I'll tell you, and that I try to look out for with my own daughter (8).
If you consume meats and dairy products, make sure they are organic, meaning without pesticides or hormones. Most supermarkes nowdays sell organic eggs, milk and yogurt and cheese, as well as chicken and beef. Soy of course is a major contributor, but it's so hard to avoid as they stick it into everything, including health food store items.
You may try rubbing one of the plant derived (wild yam) progestin creams that they sell at the health food stores, 2x a day, like a.m and p.m. It can't hurt her, and the progesterone may balance the overactive estrogens to halt the process. Probably one of the greatest challenges facing a little girl with this condition, is the difficulty that could arise emotionally from having a body that is going way ahead of the emotional development. Here is where great sensitivity, awareness and communication from you is very important.
Another suggestion may be taking her to a kinesiologist for muscle testing. This may be a way to find out what things in her diet or environment are contributing to the precoucious puberty.
Blessings to you.

I too have a 7 year old with early puberty symptoms...I can see hair under her arms and slight growth in her pubic area. She is taller than everyone in her class which I hear is common too. I am calling a Chinese herbalist tomorrow about it all. i will keep you posted on what she says. I try to watch her diet, but it isnt 100% organic. I think her European background has alot to do with it too. On her father's side they all seemed to have developed early. Her Nana got her period at 9 yrs old. BUT I do know she drank ALOT of milk growing up! I am going to try the cream that someone suggested and see what else the herbalist suggests.

I did research on my own and found something called EPB...here is the link, but I am going to advise from this lady tomorrow first before I spend 400 dollars on it all. It says 3 month regime and 100% it will help...so we shall see.

I see your post was 3 months ago...have you tried the cream or anything else and has it changed things a bit??

Victoria

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