Developing Tween DD and rashguard question

[Anonymous]

Suggestions for bathing suit/ clothing stores my tween liked:

Target, Abercrombie, hollister, cotton on, aerie, alter’d state, pac sun, urban outfitters, Anthropologie, south moon under.

Order sizes like women’s xxs and xs online ( they usually sell them online but don’t have them in stores) and then return in the store if it doesn’t fit.

[Anonymous]

swimsuit top underneath or a sports bra.

However, I'd ask her if she wants to just wear a swim suit. She may be outgrowing the rashguard/swim trunks look.

[Anonymous]

Thanks everyone, especially the PP who sent the humankind link.

[Anonymous]

We found rashguards on Amazon that have a little built in bra.

[Anonymous]

Depends how much support she needs/want. If she doesn’t feel like she needs actual support, why does she need to wear a separate top under the rashgaurd? It’s the same thing as wearing a non padded, no shelf bra one piece.

[Anonymous]

How about a tankini top with a built in bra?

[Anonymous]

Lands end makes a short-sleeved swim tee with a built-in bra. Sometimes I wear that with some swim shorts when we’re sailing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:swimsuit top underneath or a sports bra.

However, I'd ask her if she wants to just wear a swim suit. She may be outgrowing the rashguard/swim trunks look.

+2 If she is 11, I bet she has outgrown the swim trunk/rash guard look by spring break or summer.

[Anonymous]

what about a tankini that she can put a rash guard on top of.

[Anonymous]

You can definitely get rashguards with a built-in bra.

If nipplage is a concern, get silicone nipple covers on Amazon. They're great (but don't help with bouncing, obviously).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:swimsuit top underneath or a sports bra.

However, I'd ask her if she wants to just wear a swim suit. She may be outgrowing the rashguard/swim trunks look.

+2 If she is 11, I bet she has outgrown the swim trunk/rash guard look by spring break or summer.

What a weird assumption All kids are different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Depends how much support she needs/want. If she doesn’t feel like she needs actual support, why does she need to wear a separate top under the rashgaurd? It’s the same thing as wearing a non padded, no shelf bra one piece.

When my DD was 11, the nipple action started to happen, even though she was still mostly flat-chested. That’s when - and why - she started wearing a bikini top under the rash guard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can definitely get rashguards with a built-in bra.

If nipplage is a concern, get silicone nipple covers on Amazon. They're great (but don't help with bouncing, obviously).

Wow nipple covers for swimming? That seems risky. Hey, what’s that floating in the pool?

[Anonymous]

I’m an adult woman with a C cup and I wear board shorts and a sleeveless rash guard. It’s fine. I’m way more covered uo than someone wearing a bikini. Let her wear what she wants

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m an adult woman with a C cup and I wear board shorts and a sleeveless rash guard. It’s fine. I’m way more covered uo than someone wearing a bikini. Let her wear what she wants

So you think! Lol.