I'm 12 years old, and I have 36 C. Will they grow anymore or not?

Question

In school, puberty is of course hitting everyone, but I was a early bloomer. Is it going to stop growing? Is there any way to tell if the growth stopped or not? What they teach us about puberty does not help at all...

Answer 1

First of all you guys need to get a life..all the perv answers..wrong! she's 12!
Now for your answer..first I would look at your Mom and the women in your family..(especially if you have sisters)
see what their size is and find out who else was a early bloomer..
I was 10 when i had to wear my first bra..its not to uncommon..
I was almost 15 when I was generally done though..I was a little on the large size but weight fluctuations, periods and having children later could all affect your size later..
My now 10 year old started early as well..but my 15 year old didn't start until she was 13..it really depends..however large chests do run in my family..
Just remember wear good bras..ALWAYS..and don't be too ashamed either..its scary to have such 'grown-up' parts at such a young age..but they are a part of you..
good luck..and if would make you feel better ask your mom to take you to the Dr. and talk to he/she about it..

Answer 2

Mine were that size as well when I was your age and I've only gone up a cup size since. But that's my body. Your best bet is to look back at the women on your mother's and father's side. Ask your mom those questions I'm sure she can tell you if you'll experience more growth. My growth is right in line with my mother's growth and a couple of her aunts.

Answer 3

Yes they will most likely grow quite a bit more. They will stop growing around 18-21, but if you put on weight, or get pregnant, they will probably get bigger even after that age.

If it's any guide, I was the same size at your age, and now (aged 26) I am a 42DDD.

Answer 4

Look at your mother and grandparents. Are they large breasted? Also, have you had a growth spurt yet. A woman who is between 5'6" - 5'10" usually averages a C or D cup. You'll probably end up with a D. Congratulations!

Answer 5

you will probably gain one more cup size before they stop growing. Just because you were an early bloomer doesn't mean you're going to gain 3 more cup sizes.

Answer 6

yea they will stop...possibly even by next year. u wont grow much more, i was in the same situation and i hated them but as i got older it didnt matter anymore and now im in highschool and i love them. so dont worry about em and if ppl make fun of u about it or if guys act like well guys then, tell em to back off and go on about ur life

cheer up
good luck

Answer 7

If you want to slow the growth,then do not drink milk.
And don't go to Micky Dee's or other fast food.
Fast food has hormones which accelerates growth of
young girls.
And that's a true fact.

Answer 8

It depends on your body. As you grow older, yes you will probably grow in chest size. Even as adults, several things can cause a change in size. Pregnancy, birth control, weight gain, can all cause a size change , larger or smaller.

Answer 9

oh believe me girl i know how u feel. when i was 12 i was a 34C. but unfortunately ur not done developing yet. believe me i know. just keep your weight down and wear flattering clothes 4 your figure. and no they don't teach u about us early bloomers! wish they did!

Answer 10

okay, I hope your happy with early development. Some of us would have loved to have boobs in middle school. It sort of depends on your mom's size and what body type runs in your family.