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There is no “right time” to go through puberty, develop breasts and get your first period. What’s normal depends on your genes and, well, you. It’s typical to not fully develop until your late teen years, even if your mom was an early bloomer. While you might want to visit your doc just to make sure your body is growing as it should, there’s nothing for you to worry about, promise!
As you go through high school, chances are you’ll see girls at a bunch of different stages of development. One chica could share your birthday and have gotten her first period in junior high while you’re still waiting for Aunt Flo to pay you a visit. Another girl might be just like you, her body biding its time. Comparing yourself to your peers is natural and 100-percent OK. But if you don’t see your body going through the same changes your peers’ bodies are going through at the same time, don’t freak. Remind yourself that puberty isn’t about your peers; it’s about you. Your body will develop in its own time.
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BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 8/29/2011 12:00:00 AM
POSTED IN body image, when will I get my period, puberty, my breasts are too small, when will my breasts grow
im 12 5ft 5 in 145lbs why wont my breasts grow im a 36 a
by kshay49053 on 3/7/2012 5:42:15 PM
i got my first period a year later then my mom got her first. so you won't necessarily be like ur mom. : )
by iloveballet&singing on 3/4/2012 10:12:37 AM
i'm 12 i have no boobs(flast chested) all my friends have periods. I dont understand why some girls want their period so badly. My friends are always complaining and even though i feel bad for them and sooooooo glad Im not them. People need to be like me and not want periods unstead of begging for them!
by candycharms on 2/3/2012 4:28:59 PM
hey you are not alone im in 8th grade i havent yet started my period im 4'9'' and 14. i have size 32 a bra so its like you read my mind
by lalaluv on 10/5/2011 11:19:06 PM
It's totally fine, and there is no "right time" for it. My friend's mom just started her period when she was 16 1/2. She also just started in a kids bra then. So don't worry, everything will pan out.
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