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Every girl should have a big sister.

From a first period to menopause, the things everyone is too shy to talk about. Plain words, no rumours, three languages. If you can't find the answer, ask a real specialist.

The internet is not helping girls.

At twelve, the big question is: is this normal? Search brings up forums, ads, horror stories and dangerous tips. It's hard to bring up at home, and scary to bring to a doctor. Baji exists for that gap.

Read first, then ask.

  1. Find

    More than sixty topics in seven chapters, sorted by age. Answers are short and tell you when to see a doctor.

  2. Ask

    Nothing fits? Write to an advisor, a psychologist or a gynecologist. They see your nickname, never your name.

  3. Order

    Get what you need from the shop, delivered across Baku and the regions in plain, unmarked packaging.

Myth or fact?

Things everyone has heard. What do you think?

You shouldn't wash your hair or shower during a period.

Plans

The basics stay free. You pay for more human help.

Free

For anyone with a question

0 ₼

Period tracker
Core guides and safety topics
In-depth guides
Chats with advisors and psychologists
1 a month
Chats with gynecologists
Shop discount
Free delivery

Plus

For people with lots of them

5 ₼ / mo

Period tracker
Core guides and safety topics
In-depth guides
Chats with advisors and psychologists
6 a month
Chats with gynecologists
Shop discount
5%
Free delivery

Pro

For direct access to a doctor

14 ₼ / mo

Period tracker
Core guides and safety topics
In-depth guides
Chats with advisors and psychologists
unlimited
Chats with gynecologists
Shop discount
10%
Free delivery

Demo mode: no card needed and no money is charged.

10% of revenue goes to girls' health programmes.

Not only for girls.

The dad preparing for his daughter's first period. The boyfriend who wants to understand her pain. The son or daughter helping their mum through menopause. They have a chapter too.

For those who care

10% of our revenue goes to girls' health.

Baji is a business: it earns from subscriptions and the shop. Ten qəpik of every manat then goes to hygiene supplies for schools and women's health programmes.