I recommend the sports bras or half-tee (or even the sports camisole) from Dragonwing girlgear http://www.dragonwinggirl.com
Super comfortable and coverage for girls who are developing. My daughter wears her half-tee ALL THE TIME -- even under pajamas.
A bit expensive but high quality. I've washed dozens and dozens of times and they still hold their shape. Cute too.

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Anonymous wrote:Where are people buying the sports bras? DD is a string bean at 11, but I have begun to think about nipple coverage...

Dragonwing

http://www.dragonwinggirl.com/

Kohls, marshalls. Maidenform as a girls line.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

Many of them aren't actual 'bras.' They're more like cropped camis with elastic on the bottom.

After the entire Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner Fiasco our 6th grade son asked for a bra. He isn't sure if he wants to transition but he has some breast buds and feels uncomfortable about NEs and things like that. I took him to Lord & Taylor and he tried a few on in the teen dept. and even went as far as to use the girl's dressing room. I called his football coach and he seems to be supportive (no pun intended) of the situation.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

A girl in 3rd grade should not need a full bra. I hope you took her to the pediatrician because that is not normal. You need to cut out dairy and meat infested with hormones and antibiotics and make sure she is active and eating healthier. Premature puberty has a host of side effects as well as an increase in infertility and certain cancers.

NP-Are you a pediatrician or an endocrinologist? My dd needed a bra when she was 9 and got her period when she was 10. She did not drink milk and we always bought organic. She was not overweight. We were assured by our pediatrician that she was well within the normal range. Why would you assume that a child developing earlier is fat, inactive and stuffed full of junk food by ignorant parents?

Because PP is a clueless bitch. Simple as that.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

A girl in 3rd grade should not need a full bra. I hope you took her to the pediatrician because that is not normal. You need to cut out dairy and meat infested with hormones and antibiotics and make sure she is active and eating healthier. Premature puberty has a host of side effects as well as an increase in infertility and certain cancers.

NP-Are you a pediatrician or an endocrinologist? My dd needed a bra when she was 9 and got her period when she was 10. She did not drink milk and we always bought organic. She was not overweight. We were assured by our pediatrician that she was well within the normal range. Why would you assume that a child developing earlier is fat, inactive and stuffed full of junk food by ignorant parents?

Girls between 8 & 10 are hitting puberty some 10yr olds already have periods. My daughter is 10 and she definatly needs to wear a bra and when three of her closest friends came round for sleep over they wore bras also.

Anonymous wrote:Where are people buying the sports bras? DD is a string bean at 11, but I have begun to think about nipple coverage...

Dragonwing

http://www.dragonwinggirl.com/

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

A girl in 3rd grade should not need a full bra. I hope you took her to the pediatrician because that is not normal. You need to cut out dairy and meat infested with hormones and antibiotics and make sure she is active and eating healthier. Premature puberty has a host of side effects as well as an increase in infertility and certain cancers.

I am a pp with the 8 yo- who is not overweight. she has precocious puberty- so yes she's seen the ped, ped. endo and had many blood tests, ultrasounds, etc. Thanks for your pseudo concern

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

Not ridiculous- some girls have early development. my 8 year old is almost ready for one. trust me i wish she wasn't. i don't want people to notice she's wearing one

I just stumbled on this thread and cracked me up a bit. I mean, I only have a son so I would not have the same issue as OP is facing but I was just amusing if I had daughter, this would be what happens in early teens.
Thanks for a good chuckle.

On the other hand, I have no idea when boys start shaving..... (I come from only girls family...)

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

A girl in 3rd grade should not need a full bra. I hope you took her to the pediatrician because that is not normal. You need to cut out dairy and meat infested with hormones and antibiotics and make sure she is active and eating healthier. Premature puberty has a host of side effects as well as an increase in infertility and certain cancers.

9 can be fourth grade also.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

I feel sorry because your child is overweight

Wow. Why make that assumption? I wore a bra in 5th grade and I know of a kid who is going to 5th grade and has been wearing a bra since the beginning of 4th grade. Neither of us were even close to being overweight. You do understand that some girls, no matter their weight, develop early? Or were you just trying to be cruel to make yourself feel better... I think I know the answer.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is 10 and we went bra shopping at Justice. She has no breast tissue either, but she is self aware and does not like her nipples to show through her shirt. She wore undershirts all winter and we switched to bras this spring when it got warmer.

10yr old wearing a bra? Ridiculous

My dd has needed a bra since she was 9. There's nothing ridiculous about normal human development. I honestly feel sorry for your kids with your attitude.

A girl in 3rd grade should not need a full bra. I hope you took her to the pediatrician because that is not normal. You need to cut out dairy and meat infested with hormones and antibiotics and make sure she is active and eating healthier. Premature puberty has a host of side effects as well as an increase in infertility and certain cancers.

I feel sorry because your child is overweight

Why are people such turds?