At what age do breasts develop?

For every child, when they reach a certain age, their body begins to develop slowly. Especially for some girls, their breasts begin to grow slowly when they reach puberty. As parents, we should tell our children about the changes in their bodies as soon as possible so that they can go through puberty in good health. Today I will tell you in detail when women's breasts begin to develop.

The time when women's breasts begin to develop varies depending on factors such as region and race. For most women, breast development begins between the ages of 8 and 13, and fully matures between the ages of 14 and 18. Breast development usually starts from the left side, and it takes about 3-5 years from the beginning of development to full maturity.

Developmental process

The first stage (1 to 9 years old): before puberty, breasts have not yet developed.

The second stage (10-11 years old): In the early stage of breast development, the breast bud under the nipple begins to grow and appears as a distinct dome-shaped bulge.

Stage 3 (12-13 years old): The breasts become round and shaped like adults, but are still small.

Stage 4 (14-15 years old): The breasts enlarge rapidly, and the nipples and areola protrude forward, shaped like small balls. If you are still the same as when you were 13, you need to find out the reason.

Stage 5 (16-18 years old): Normal adult breasts are formed, and the small balls of the nipple and areola merge into the round shape of the breast.

Through the above introduction, everyone should now be clear that girls' physical development and breast growth have certain stages. After mastering this knowledge, if you have a baby daughter at home, you should tell your child in advance so that they can adapt to the changes in their body, so that their body and mind can be healthier.