Help! I'm almost 12 and have big boobs for my age. I still don't know the perfect size for them. A-cups fell and look like push-ups to me, but I have c-cups that are too big! I also have B's that still are too small! I tried to measure them, but the results came out as a D-cup! What do I do?

Finding the right bra can be super daunting! The number next to the cup size is just as important as the letter! For instance, a 34A is actually around the same size as a 32B! And different companies have slightly different sizing. Try visiting victoria's secret or another undergarment boutique for a free fitting and help finding the perfect bra for you.  

How do I measure to see what size cup I am without having to get someone else to measure for me?

Hey girl!

If you go to a store that sells bras they should be able to measure you there, and there's no reason to feel uncomfortable! But if you really don't want to, then you need to grab a measuring tape to do it yourself. Put on a comfortable bra you already have. First, you should measure your band size (that's the number in the size, like 34, 36, etc.) To do this, wrap the measuring tape under your armpits, around your back, across the top of your chest (above your boobs.) If the number you get is an even number, that is your band size. If the number is an odd number (such as 33) you should add one inch to that (so your band size would be 34.) Now you need to measure your cup size. This is a little complicated so read carefully! Measure around the biggest part of your chest. When you have that number, subtract your previous band measurement from this cup measurement. For example, if your band measurement is 36 inches and your cup measurement is 37 inches, you would do 37-36=1. 

If there is a 1 inch difference, you're an A cup.

A 2 inch difference is a B cup.

A 3 inch difference is a C cup.

A 4 inch difference is a D cup.

A 5 inch difference is a DD cup. 

So, your size is your band measurement and your cup size together (like 34B, 36C, etc.) Hope this helps!