Do you think it's weird that my boobs are growing STILL?!
Question: Do you think it's weird that my boobs are growing STILL!?
My size is 34D, and I'm 16!. My body is a little late in the development stages but my curves keep getting bigger and my waits keeps getting smaller!. I'm worried that it's werid or unsual!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
The average age when a girl's breasts stop growing is 15 and a half, so you're continuing on just a little later than average!.
I was a late bloomer in terms of chest development, and my breasts didn't stop growing until I was 17!. That's a little unusual but not unheard of, and it isn't anything to worry about in terms of your health!. Most women don't have their full adult figure until they reach their early 20s, although the hips are typically the last to stop growing!.
Even when you're older your breasts may change size due to weight gain/loss or pregnancy!. This is why it's a good idea to get professionally fitted for a bra every year or two!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I was a late bloomer in terms of chest development, and my breasts didn't stop growing until I was 17!. That's a little unusual but not unheard of, and it isn't anything to worry about in terms of your health!. Most women don't have their full adult figure until they reach their early 20s, although the hips are typically the last to stop growing!.
Even when you're older your breasts may change size due to weight gain/loss or pregnancy!. This is why it's a good idea to get professionally fitted for a bra every year or two!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
your probably developing an hourglas shape! which the shape most women want! you could still be growing but most girls would stop by 16 i think!. weight gain or loss however will effect breasts as they are fat!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
most women stop developing boobs at about
the age of 18-21Www@Answer-Health@Com
the age of 18-21Www@Answer-Health@Com
Most women stop changing around 20-13 Im 29 and my boobs still change in size do to my weightWww@Answer-Health@Com
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