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You can't make your period come sooner. However, if you eat right and cut down on junk food, you will become healthy and more fit. To get your period, you have to be a certain weight, most doctors recomend 90-105LBS. It's normal for girls to get it at ages 9-15 years old. All the answers are in the book,"The Care And Keeping Of You." get it at the American Girl Library!!
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