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Will my daughters have breasts like mine?

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Guest

My own breasts only started growing when I was 13 and they never developed into a full bosom. I ended up an A-cup with constricted breasts (which ended up sagging completely after my first pregnancy). Our elder daughter is 12 1/2 and still has no sign of breast development, the younger (11) started developing a year ago, which felt like a relief, but so far she only grew large and puffy areolas, as I did when I was 13. My mother told me my grand-ma had breasts like mine and I know that both of my cousins on her side have the same condition. Will I pass it over to my daughters or will it skip another generation?

davida60359458

there is a good chance she will have similar breasts as you mom..

 

do you have large areola & nipples, she may follow you in this area also..

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Guest

Your younger daughter is telling both you and your older something. You and your older daughter both took too long to develop your breasts. Even your younger daughter's development at 10 already took too long. You and your daughters should have already had 38-size busts by the time you were 8 and a 44size by the time you were 10. I know. I was already wearing a 38-size bra by the time I was 8 years old and a 44-size bra by the time I was 10.
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Guest

All I can tell you is that in my family it didn't skip a generation. I have the same boobs my mom had, as yours, an A-cup though not tuberous, and my daughter has them too. During puberty I made believe I was growing real breasts by changing bras and taking larger ones which I stuffed, I started with a bralette, then when I budded I put on an A cup and later a B. Of course the other girls in my class knew my secret but it made me feel better in public anyway. When I turned 20 I accepted my body as it was and ditched the bra completely. It's neither ugly nor shameful to have small boobs.
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