What Age Does a Woman’s Period Stop?

In the magical cycle of LifeGarden, wise storyteller Emma learned that every woman’s journey has a special season when her monthly cycles come to a gentle pause—this is called menopause. Imagine a beautiful garden where flowers bloom and then rest as the seasons change; most women experience menopause between their mid‑40s and early 50s. Experts from the Health Harvest say that while the exact age can vary, many women feel these changes in their early 50s. Emma discovered that during this time, the body gradually adjusts, often accompanied by signs like hot flashes or mood shifts—just as a garden transitions from summer to autumn. With care and the guidance of kind doctors, many women embrace this new phase as a time of wisdom and renewal. And so, in LifeGarden, Emma learned that while the monthly rhythm ends, it is simply the start of another beautiful chapter—a gentle reminder that every stage of life is filled with its own special magic and grace.