When do breasts grow and stop growing?

Answer 1

Usually around 3 years after puberty.

boob can increase in size when pregnant due to effects of pregnancy but the can also increase when body fat increases as well as boobs are technical body fat

Answer 2

Breast size fluctuates throughout a woman's life (e.g. pregnancy, period, weight, etc.).
Usually the breasts will stop growing by the mid-20s. But certain factors, like weight gain or pregnancy, can cause the breasts to grow after that.

Answer 3

Female's breasts don't really stop growing, at least not until entering menopause.

Most of the breast development occurs during puberty, then into twenties as fat distribution changes. Even as a fully developed adult breasts can still increase in size due to weight changes, hormonal changes, pregnancy, and breast feeding.

Answer 4

They begin at puberty (typically around 12 to 16)

They never stop growing until menopause (the end of their menstruation cycle, typically around age 42 to 58)

Near the end of puberty they typically reach what will be their normal size range. After puberty they will continue to grow but at a drastically reduced rate. They will fluctuate in size after this based on age, nutrition, weight changes and so on. They will also experience another growth spurt with any pregnancy and fluctuate even more if they are used for breast feeding.

Answer 5

Breast size fluctuates throughout a woman's life (e.g. pregnancy, period, weight, etc.).

Answer 6

When they get so big that they can't see in front of them