dd1 wants a bra. where does a good range of training bras?

[misdee]

she is 10, almost 11.

Primark do a selection of tiny bras (like 28AA) with cartoonish designs, which are very popular among DDs (age 12) friends. She has a couple from M&S - a pink one and a spotty one, which is what she wanted. They don't have much below a 32AA though.

thank you. but as her polo shirts are white i think she wants plain ones.

also remind me of how to measure her? i go to bravissimo to get fitted so havent seen a tape measure in years.

M&S - they do sports bras and trainer bras that are non-padded in white. Perfect for a 10/11 yr old under a polo shirt. They come in A, AA, B, IIRC.

I think you have to measure under the boobies and then straight across and it's something to do with the difference in cm. I just guessed But I might try to get her measured up this time as she is getting bigger.

Agree with the M & S range. My dd (also 11) has been wearing them for a couple of months under school shirts and they're comfortable and wash well.

Next also do nice plain pre-teen bras.

Been at M&S a while now with my 12 year old DD. They give good advice in their measuring service about how bra should fit - and we needed it shes already a 30D. Avoid underwired

asda had quite a few of those little crop tops the other day....like little short vests iykwim....not a bra by any means, but fine if she just wants to cover up rather than needing one to put boobs in.

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How about getting her fitted in John Lewis (if you're near to one)? They do a range of plain first bras and they have a good fitting service.