10 year old has breast bud but refused to wear cami or soft sport bra

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
My 13 year old is at that stage (late bloomer). Her friends all wear sports bras. She doesn't, because she claims she's too warm - and indeed, she overheats and faints easily.

I'm letting it go for now, since no one has said anything to her, and she'd bite their heads off if they did.

Does she have POTS?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s fine. So what? No sheer white shirts and let her carry on however she is comfortable. She will tell you when she wants to wear a bra. Breast buds don’t NEED a bra

+1
My 17 yo is 50/50 on wearing a bra.

She always wore one in her white soccer jersey, so you know what? They figure it out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes being a parent means issuing directives rather than choices.

I literally begged my mom for any kind of bra when i had breast buds but she wouldn't listen. Just buythem and leave them in her room. She can decide yay or nay

[Anonymous]

My 16 yr old is 50/50 - she’d prefer to go without almost all the time. Her handful of friends are similar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
My 13 year old is at that stage (late bloomer). Her friends all wear sports bras. She doesn't, because she claims she's too warm - and indeed, she overheats and faints easily.

I'm letting it go for now, since no one has said anything to her, and she'd bite their heads off if they did.

Is it possible you mean bralettes rather than sports bras?

[Anonymous]

She doesn’t need a bra. Calm down.

Buy a few well-reviewed and very comfortable options and as a PP suggested, leave them in her room. Maybe a couple tank tops with the built-in support.

And then stop making a ten year old self conscious about her body, middle school will do that without you rushing it.

[Anonymous]

My 12 year old is still refusing and will wear a hoodie over her t shirt instead. Now that the weather is getting warmer I think that strategy will fall out of favor, but she’s awfully stubborn.

[Anonymous]

Who cares honestly, someone will make fun of her eventually and she will learn. As much as that sucks to happen, I think it’s less damaging than having her mom point out her changing body or make her wear a bra as if her body is something to be ashamed of

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 12 year old is still refusing and will wear a hoodie over her t shirt instead. Now that the weather is getting warmer I think that strategy will fall out of favor, but she’s awfully stubborn.

Same with mine.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't make her wear something she doesn't want to but I'd adjust the clothing she's wearing so it's not evident she's developing. Looser shirts, patterns, etc.

[Anonymous]

Hi It’s op, and thank you all for the good advices, I guess since my DD is very stubborn I’ll just leave the cami and bralette ( yes you’re right ) aside for her to decide, and avoid thin white top ( she actually worn one today without the cami)…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
My 13 year old is at that stage (late bloomer). Her friends all wear sports bras. She doesn't, because she claims she's too warm - and indeed, she overheats and faints easily.

I'm letting it go for now, since no one has said anything to her, and she'd bite their heads off if they did.

Does she have POTS?

No, but thank you for suggesting it. I had to look it up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
My 13 year old is at that stage (late bloomer). Her friends all wear sports bras. She doesn't, because she claims she's too warm - and indeed, she overheats and faints easily.

I'm letting it go for now, since no one has said anything to her, and she'd bite their heads off if they did.

Is it possible you mean bralettes rather than sports bras?

I actually don't know! Her best friend often wears a sports bra, because I can see the recognizable straps under certain shirts. The others all wear *something*, and some probably wear real supportive bras. My DD is at an early stage where she can wear any shirt, no bra, and it's not going to be too noticeable. Eventually I'm sure she'll pull out a bralette from her drawer - I do buy her some!

[Anonymous]

doesnt seem like she has to wear one, I would not push it and would just buy her a few options and leave them in her room. Doesn't seem like a problem if she waits a while - sheer white tops are not a great idea regardless.

[Anonymous]

Mine loves the athleta sports bras. She knows they cost a small fortune for what they are, so that helped the cause.