When is the best age for girls to develop breasts?

Breasts are an extremely important organ for women, and women must breastfeed their children through the study. Female breasts develop during childhood, but some girls do not understand the best age for their breast development. Without proper nutritional supplements, it is very easy for them to have poor breast development. Faced with this situation, people need to understand the best age for girls' breast development. Let's introduce it below.

There are great individual differences in when girls' breasts begin to develop. Some girls begin to develop breasts when they are only 8 or 9 years old, while others do not begin to develop breasts until they are 16 or later. Most girls begin to develop breasts between the ages of 9 and 14. During development, the mammary glands that make up the breasts and the surrounding fat tissue form a button-like bulge on the nipple and the surrounding areola, causing the nipple to bulge and grow larger, and then gradually become fuller, finally developing into the shape of an adult breast.

For girls, not only does the age at which breast development begins vary from person to person, but the speed at which breasts develop also varies. Some girls' breasts develop later but more quickly, while some girls' breasts develop earlier but more slowly. Girls whose breasts develop early are often embarrassed about it, so they try to hide their breasts deliberately. Some of them lower their heads and hunch their chests when walking, or wear tight clothes to bind their chests in order to cover up their early developed breasts, which restricts the normal development of the breasts and thorax. The practice of breast binding will compress the breasts and cause the nipples to be sunken, resulting in breast hypoplasia, which will cause difficulties in lactation and breastfeeding in the future and can also easily cause breast diseases.

The size of breast development is affected not only by the effects of estrogen in the body, but also by genetics, environmental factors, nutritional conditions, obesity, physical exercise and other factors. If the mother has small breasts, her daughter will most likely have smaller breasts as well. This is due to genetic factors. It is also difficult for thin girls to have full breasts. Small breasts may also be related to the early or late development. Although the breasts are small, as long as the reproductive organs develop and menstruation are normal, it will not affect the breastfeeding function and fertility in adulthood.