Heya, I'm 11 and I wear 32A padded cupped bras and I really need more support like underwired, don't know how to ask my mum though? And Also I think I need to move up a cup to 32B? Thanks! ;)

I have hated underwire my whole life, so are you sure you need that?
I'm a little puzzled how you can go from a padded 32A to underwire - that's quite a leap.
Can you take the padding out and try that?
Keep in mind that bras are expensive, so mothers sometimes just resist spending the money. My mother made me wear bras that didn't fit me.

Any mother (having breasts herself) can handle the subject. Just say something like 'I've outgrown a 32A; could we go to the store and check out a B cup?' Answer back if that doesn't work out OK.

You wear a 32A padded at that. Do you need underwire or just want it. I can't imagine an A cup needing support. Show your mom how your bra is too small and let her know you need a larger size. I cannot imagine a mother wanting her 11 year old walking around in a bra that is too small.

The underwire is for support and "push up." I too can't imagine at 11 you need those two things. Yes, ask your mom to take you shopping and for a bra fitting.

(How many girls you know are talking about their underwire bras?)

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

The underwire is for support and "push up." I too can't imagine at 11 you need those two things. Yes, ask your mom to take you shopping and for a bra fitting.


(How many girls you know are talking about their underwire bras?)

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Well, like all of them, I might only be 11, turning twelve soon but my boobs are big it runs in the family my mum is a double F! I don't know why everyone thinks its such a bad idea?

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Well, like all of them, I might only be 11, turning twelve soon but my boobs are big it runs in the family my mum is a double F! I don't know why everyone thinks its such a bad idea?

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"Like all of them" sounds like you want to be part of this gang of girls that brags about their underwire bras.

Underwire hurts and can be very uncomfortable. There are better ways to get support, if you truly need that. Are you overweight?

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

"Like all of them" sounds like you want to be part of this gang of girls that brags about their underwire bras.

Underwire hurts and can be very uncomfortable. There are better ways to get support, if you truly need that. Are you overweight?

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NO! What kind of question is that?

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NO! What kind of question is that?

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A valid question as overweight children tend to develop their breasts sooner.

Bottom line here is you show your mom that your bras are not providing enough support and ask her to take you shopping.

I can't imagine an A cup being in need of support. Your mom's size yes, but a 32A?
I think maybe you want an underwire for push up. An A cup is small.