Anonymous
Post 08/06/2025 01:33     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Pediatrician here. Sounds like a totally normal breast bud !


Thanks for this reply. Everyone says that, but i’ve heard breast buds are noticeable. No one would notice this one until they’ve felt it, and it’s uncentered. Its INSIDE the breast tissue as well, but it’s shaped like a very small pea. I also heard breast buds are in the early stage of puberty, but my daughter has already started well in, just hasn’t gotten a period yet. Her breasts have been growing for a year or two now.


If you are worried about this why not just take your child in to get screened by a confirmed medical professional instead of continuing to debate with random people (who may or may not have legitimate medical expertise) on an online forum??



The next appointment is next month. I am just trying to figure this out to know if it’s something to be worried about. I apologize if i come off rude, I just see different info from different sources.


Right. And you are not accepting the standard answer, so what's the point of asking? Just to argue?
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2025 01:33     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:Every diagram i’ve looked at does not have what my daughter is experiencing. People also describe breast buds as starting of breast growth, but this isn’t the start of it.


Okay, so no answer on this forum is going to convince you. WHt exactly are you asking, again? Just take her to a doctor.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2025 00:12     Subject: Child and puberty
Update?
Anonymous
Post 08/01/2025 10:27     Subject: Child and puberty
Got an appointment with doc today. I’ve never developed like this before, and nothing in my research matches what my daughter is having. Thanks for all the replies. If anyone else knows what’s going on, feel free to share.
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 18:02     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:Jar go to the pediatrician next month vs. crowdsourcing.


Is it so bad to try and find out what’s going on with my kid? I’d rather figure this out and have some idea of what’s happening than acting like it’s nothing for a month
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 17:42     Subject: Child and puberty
Jar go to the pediatrician next month vs. crowdsourcing.
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 17:02     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When she squeezes it a white liquid comes out, and the shape has gone more in (cannot be felt on the surface unless pressed on) anyone know what this is? Everything i’ve read on does not explain stuff like this


Breast bud.


But, can they appear suddenly on stage 3 or 4 as one small pea sized bean shape?
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 15:57     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:When she squeezes it a white liquid comes out, and the shape has gone more in (cannot be felt on the surface unless pressed on) anyone know what this is? Everything i’ve read on does not explain stuff like this


Breast bud.
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 13:04     Subject: Child and puberty
When she squeezes it a white liquid comes out, and the shape has gone more in (cannot be felt on the surface unless pressed on) anyone know what this is? Everything i’ve read on does not explain stuff like this
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 11:38     Subject: Child and puberty
She said it extends downwards, and it feels like a fat pipe (moveable)
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 10:51     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It’s unlikely to be anything serious. If it isn’t breast bud, it could be a benign fibroadenoma. I had one when I was 14 that was surgically removed, but they don’t even do that these days since imaging is so much better.


Aren’t those in the breast tissue? All the images i’ve seen look nothing like my kids. Is it different for everyone?


Yeah
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 10:33     Subject: Child and puberty
If it is a breast bud, do they stay small even after breast growth? Can they appear in stage 3 of breast development but only on one side?
Anonymous
Post 07/30/2025 10:25     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:It’s unlikely to be anything serious. If it isn’t breast bud, it could be a benign fibroadenoma. I had one when I was 14 that was surgically removed, but they don’t even do that these days since imaging is so much better.


Aren’t those in the breast tissue? All the images i’ve seen look nothing like my kids. Is it different for everyone?
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2025 20:40     Subject: Child and puberty
It’s unlikely to be anything serious. If it isn’t breast bud, it could be a benign fibroadenoma. I had one when I was 14 that was surgically removed, but they don’t even do that these days since imaging is so much better.
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2025 20:28     Subject: Child and puberty
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Pediatrician here. Sounds like a totally normal breast bud !


Thanks for this reply. Everyone says that, but i’ve heard breast buds are noticeable. No one would notice this one until they’ve felt it, and it’s uncentered. Its INSIDE the breast tissue as well, but it’s shaped like a very small pea. I also heard breast buds are in the early stage of puberty, but my daughter has already started well in, just hasn’t gotten a period yet. Her breasts have been growing for a year or two now.


If you are worried about this why not just take your child in to get screened by a confirmed medical professional instead of continuing to debate with random people (who may or may not have legitimate medical expertise) on an online forum??



The next appointment is next month. I am just trying to figure this out to know if it’s something to be worried about. I apologize if i come off rude, I just see different info from different sources.