Anonymous
06/08/2014 09:37
Subject: Re:when do girls start wearing bras?
I am definitely not a fan of the 'girls develop earlier these days' argument. They do not. People these days tend to think it's okay to dress a 10 year old like a 20 year old and it's not. Girls should start wearing bras when they need them. Not when they want them. It's a step into adulthood that shouldn't be taken too lightly IMO.
Anonymous
06/07/2014 14:36
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Breadbuds not breadsticks.
Anonymous
06/07/2014 14:35
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Training bras? Training breadsticks not to sag? Stupid name.
Anonymous
06/07/2014 14:32
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Unless they're required for PE or the skin is sensitive because a girl is about to start "showing", camis and training bras are unnecessary and a complete waste of money.
Anonymous
06/06/2014 10:38
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Anonymous wrote:When their nipples stick out. My DD is 11 and a rising 6th grader who isn't wearing one. Some girls from her school started wearing them in 4th grade.
At this point, if DD wants one before her body needs one, then that's fine and I'd be happy to get her some.
(I know that I got my first bras in mid sixth grade, and pretty much all us girls were wearing them by the spring of that year.)
This. Girls get "breast buds". When they become noticeable, you should have them wear training bras - like little sports bras/small t-shirt things - to help conceal the details of their nipples, otherwise it attracts attention. You don't want some old guy ogling your 11 year old.
Anonymous
06/06/2014 09:50
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Anonymous wrote:
When do girls typically start wearing bras/bralettes these days? If I seem to remember the age seems to be more of a social decision as opposed to related to physical/modesty need, and I remember everyone seems to do at once so I want to be prepared.
When they start growing tits.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 16:38
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
My thin 12 year old does not need anything for support (barely showing) but wears a stretchy sports-like bra because her uniform shirt is white and she wants to have some coverage.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 11:49
Subject: Re:when do girls start wearing bras?
Anonymous wrote:As soon as you notice a difference when they are wearing a shirt. When I see girls that need them but are not wearing them I think what are the parents waiting for. Help your daughters.
Thanks! So it sounds like "fake" bras anywhere starting in 3rd grade - middle school, and "real" bras starting around 5/6/7 grade?
Anonymous
06/05/2014 09:39
Subject: Re:when do girls start wearing bras?
As soon as you notice a difference when they are wearing a shirt. When I see girls that need them but are not wearing them I think what are the parents waiting for. Help your daughters.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 07:52
Subject: Re:when do girls start wearing bras?
Cute, but way too expensive for a size that a girl will almost certainly grow out of in a few months.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 07:50
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
Anonymous wrote:They have to have at least a cami for gym in middle school, regardless of breast size.
I agree. My younger DD (not quite 9) is flat, but she asked for a cami because she felt odd being the only bare-chested girl when she changed for gym.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 06:37
Subject: Re:when do girls start wearing bras?
There is a girl in DS K class that could def use one, sad for her
Anonymous
06/05/2014 05:56
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
My DD started at about 10. Now, she is just 12, and need them for support.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 00:56
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
My daughter just wore camis with the built in extra support thing at the bust line until 5th grade. Then training bras in 6th, and we bought her first real bra (as in a cup and band size) near the end of 6th.
Anonymous
06/05/2014 00:47
Subject: when do girls start wearing bras?
My daughter asked for bras in fourth grade. She is skinny but has buds. The bras are simple, comfortable stretchy little things I get at Target. Much nice than the canvas-like training bras I started wearing a thousand years ago.