Childrens body?

Question

OK i am 12 years old and one of my boobs is bigger then the other.The left one is around a 36a and the right one is around a 32a.Is it normal for 1 to be smaller and wat is the average bra size for my age group?

Answer 1

well first off, 32 is the width around your body, and a, b, c and so on are your breast sizes. It is perfectly normal to have different sized breasts the majority of women are the same way and it will probably always be a little larger on one side

Answer 2

Your breast size is not measured by a 32 or 36. The number part of a bra size is the size around your torso. The cup size can be different, but you cannot have a 32a and 36a on the same body. You could have a 32a and 32d or a 36a and 36b, etc., but you cannot have two different numbers...it is physically impossible.

It is completely normal to have your breasts be different cup sizes. This even continues into adulthood. Buy your bra to accomodate your larger cup size. Also, if you buy a bra with a removable insert, then you can leave one insert in for your smaller breast and remove it for your larger. This will make everythey *appear* balanced.

Answer 3

The number in front of the letter measures how many inches around you are underneath your breasts. So if anything, one of them might be an AA or A cup and the other an A or A-B cup. I'm about to be 20 years old and one of mine is bigger than the other. This is perfectly normal and healthy, and nothing to be concerned about. One line of bras, I'm not sure which one, makes "1/2" cup sizes... so you could possibly find an A1/2 or A-B cup bra (not sure what form the sizing is in). But to find out what number measurement you are, stop in Victoria's secret for a lady to measure you. They measure over your clothes, and you don't have to buy there for them to measure you. Good luck! :)