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Zaralarssonlover1 asked

I am a size 28A bra and I am 13 in 3 months

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Wearing a 28A bra at almost 13 is completely normal, because everybody grows at their own pace in puberty.

Breasts start developing with small firm bumps called breast buds, and they grow gradually over several years. Being a smaller band or cup size like 28A just means your body is taking its own time, which is super common. Some people develop earlier, some develop later, and neither way is better or worse.

While your breasts are growing, it is really common for them to feel a little tender or to grow unevenly. A sore or tender breast bud, one breast growing faster than the other, breasts that stay different sizes, and sore breasts before a period are all really common and normal. Tell a grown-up if the pain is sharp or lasts longer than usual, fluid comes out of a nipple, a breast is red, hot or swollen, or you have a fever with it.

As long as you are comfortable, you are doing great. Wearing a soft crop top, bralette, or a well-fitted bra like the one you have can help you feel supported throughout the day.

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Larissa asked

My breasts started growing in June, and now I need to wear a kind of bra, it's still small. I wish they were big like the other girls in my class, after all, I'm going to be 13 this year in [redacted]

Soso answered

Oh, I totally understand that feeling of wanting things to happen quickly, you know? It's completely normal to feel like your breasts are growing slowly or aren't like the other girls'. Breast growth is super different for everyone. How…

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