How do you know when you are ready to switch from a training bra to a soft cup bra?

Answer 1

You can start to tell when you jump up and down and they wiggle or when you run they hurt.But there is really no for sure way to know its a kinda when your ready thing. Knowing girls you probably dont want to hear " when your ready ", but its the truth

Answer 2

Answer Its hard to tell when you need a padded bra. But when you put your bra and a shirt on, and your nipples show that means you need a padded bra. Believe me, I'm 17 years old, and now I am ready to pass my knowlagued to kids like you.

Answer 3

There are two components to the bra size - the band size and the cup size. These two variables should be examined seperately:

Band size:

Firstly fasten the bra on its largest setting. It should feel very firm around your ribcage, but not tight or painful. When you try to stretch the bra out from your chest, it should only stretch by an inch or so at the front and a couple of inches at the back. Try to fit your fist under the band of the bra at the back. It should be a tight fit. If you can stretch it out further, then the band is too large. For example, if you are wearing a 36" bra and you can stretch it out by several inches, you need to try a 32" or smaller.

Cup size:

The cups should be filled out, but there should never be any bulges over the top or sides of the bra. If you trace along the underwire with your finger, it should follow the natural crease of your breast and sit firmly on your ribcage, not on soft breast tissue. If you can feel the underwires digging into the sides of your breasts under your armpits, or if they do not lie flat against your chest in the middle, then you need a bigger cup size.

Combining your band and cup size:

If your band size is correct and you need to change the cup size, then all you need to do is go up or down a letter. However, if you need to change the band size, then you will still need to change the cup size as well, even if they are already the correct size. This is because cup sizes are in proportion to the band size, so a 36C bra has bigger cups than a 34C. If you're wearing a 36C and you need to try a 34 or 32 band, you will need to try a 34D or 32DD.

Answer 4

You will know when you feel like training Bras aren't doing it anymore. Bras are intended to keep your breasts in place while you perform physical activities. If you feel that training bras aren't performing that task well enough anymore, you should switch to a soft cup bra. It may feel a little uncomfortable at first but it gets better as you get used to it.

Answer 5

um...if u start to grow little spikes from ur chest then u need a training bra(also known as a storts bra.

Answer 6

If your boobs are bouncing around too much and are showing through your clothes.

Answer 7

Once you have developed enough size to get a little jiggle or movement when you walk, it might be time for a trainer. Just wait until they are big enough to start moving-you will feel it.

Answer 8

When you can clearly see your breasts form from outside the shirt. If you are an AA then there is no real use as to wearing a bra, your really don't have much to support.

Answer 9

Everyone needs a padded bra, in case somebody decides it would be funny to hit you there.