At what age did you get your first bra?

The average first bra age is 11 years old. However, girls start wearing their first bra as young as eight.

How do you feel when you first wear a bra?

It’s normal to feel uncomfortable for the first week with your new size and bra. If you experience discomfort longer than 1.5 weeks, then you might need to adjust the size by going up a band size or cup size.

How do I buy a bra for the first time?

Your first bra should fit snugly around your back when fitted on the tightest hook so that it can be loosened as your bust gets bigger. The most important factor to consider when choosing the right size bra to start with is that the cup size is relative to the back size.

What size bra should my daughter wear?

Girls Bras Size Guide

Band Size (inches)	Ribcage (inches)	Clothing Size
32	27/28	7/8
34	29/30	10
36	31/32	12/14
38	33/34	16

Does an 11 year old need a bra?

The average age for a girl to start wearing a bra is age 11. Some girls need one by age 8, though, and some girls don’t need one until they are 14. Every girl is different! You could also start out by wearing a tank top under your shirts.

What size should an 11 year olds bra be?

(called ‘under-bust’). (called ‘over-bust’). Find where these two measurements intersect on our bra guide chart to learn your bra and cup size….Bra sizes.

Clothes Sizing Age	Bra size
Age 10 – 11	30A /30B
Age 12-13	32A / 32B
Age 14-15	34A/34B

Do you ever think too much about your bra?

We don’t usually think too much about bras unless clothes are coming off or something goes terribly wrong. Look no further — we have the good stuff: 10 true and mortifying stories of bra-wearing disasters.

Should you stuff your bra when you’re breastfeeding?

I stuffed my sports bra during a basketball game, and the first time I made contact with someone during the game, two socks came flying out the top of my jersey. Awesome.” Lesson learned: But definitely stuff it when you’re breastfeeding. “I was still nursing my 4-month-old when I started doing yoga again.

Is everyone’s bra experience the same?

First bras, binders, and other underthings are milestones in and of themselves. I grew up thinking that everyone’s experience was exactly the same because I only really knew one version. I recently talked to a few friends about their experiences with boobs and the garments that hold them to show how different each person’s story can be.

Do you remember these embarrassing childhood stories?

If you look back at your adolescence, chances are you can remember at least one embarrassing childhood story that seemed like the end of the world at the time. Usually, it involves the specific moment when you started to realize your own body insecurities — first periods, first bras, that sort of thing.