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uberbabeuk
Mar 24, 2008, 12:21 AM
I am really worried about my 11 year old daughter Rachel.
Rachel started to develop breasts at 7 years old and by her next birthday she was wearing 32 B bras and Rachel has just kept growing bigger and bigger so now She has 36DD boobs which are still showing signs of growth.
I have noticed that they are starting to effect Rachel's life as She doesn't like to sports as all the boys lear and make comments.

foryourhelp
Mar 24, 2008, 01:00 AM
Hello uberbabeuk,
Everyone is different as an individual,I can understand that rachel has developed fast which happens with some girls and it is not abnormal,Most important thing for you is to support her and encourage her to play and enjoy the normal activities as her friends do.
For any consultation you can visit a gynecologist,She can guide you well and probably it will give rest your mind in peace.

Thanks

2008chrissy
Mar 26, 2008, 01:05 AM
I am really worried about my 11 year old daughter Rachel.
Rachel started to develop breasts at 7 years old and by her next birthday she was wearing 32 B bras and Rachel has just kept growing bigger and bigger so now She has 36DD boobs which are still showing signs of growth.
I have noticed that they are starting to effect Rachel's life as She doesnt like to sports as all the boys lear and make comments.


A really good supportive sports bra may make her feel a little more comfortable around the boys at school. Other than that, talk to her Pediatrician and maybe your little girl could see an endocrinologist to get some of her hormone levels checked (Estrogen, FSH, LH are examples). Some girls just develop very quickly, but eventually her back will start to hurt her and she may have muscular problem because of all that weight.

blue_st4r
Jan 3, 2009, 01:05 AM
How is the rest of her body compared to her breasts? Is her whole body growing up like a milo kid or just her chest? How is she doing with her periods and stuff?
Consult a gynocologist if things don't add up.