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Tricky one - but to be honest just tell him. Yeah it can be a bit embarrassing but he'll understand. Something like "Dad - don't get embarrassed but I need to buy (you to buy me) some pads !" The first time you tell him will be a bit awkward - especially as daddy will suddenly realise his little girl is growing up ! (Oh no - where have the years gone !) Just be straight with him - as I said, the first time will be a bit weird - but the next time will be easier.
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