For a 9 year old, it is important to find the right size training bra to provide proper support while also accommodating for growth. It’s best to start with a measurement of the chest and underbust to determine band size. Then, considering the stage of development, I would recommend starting with an AA or A cup size in soft cotton fabric to ensure comfort and breathability. It’s important to avoid underwires at this age as they can be uncomfortable and restrict natural growth.
It’s crucial that the bra is fitted properly and doesn’t dig into the skin or cause any discomfort. The straps should also be adjustable to ensure a proper fit as well as providing support without causing any strain on the shoulders. Another factor to consider is finding a style that provides coverage without being too mature for their age.
Common misconception: One common misconception is that young girls need padding in their bras, but at this age, it’s best to focus on providing gentle support without unnecessary additions.
Less-known fact: Many people don’t realize that a training bra can actually serve as an educational tool for teaching young girls about breast health and body awareness.
The next step would be looking into different styles such as sports bras or bralettes that are designed specifically for younger girls’ needs.
Remember, finding the right fit may take some time but we’re here every step of the way.
| Band Size (inches) | Cup Size | Recommended Bra Size |
|---|---|---|
| 22-24 | AA | 24AA |
| 24-26 | A | 26A |
| 26-28 | B | 28B |
| 28-30 | C | 30C |
| 30-32 | D | 32D |
| 32-34 | DD | 34DD |
| 34-36 | DDD | 36DDD |
| 36-38 | DDDD/E | 38DDDD/E |
| 38-40 | F | 40F |
| 40-42 | G | 42G |