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Investing in a girl’s very first bra can be very emotional for both the mom and the daughter. It is the first ever bra for the girl and the second one for the woman, but it is not just about that, it is about taking the subject very seriously. You might think that just getting a simple pair of sports bra or trainers for your girl would save you from all the hassle, but no, that is not the right thing to do. You never know if your daughter likes it or not, unless she is very open about her likes and dislikes. So the first basic thing that you should consider while bra shopping is taking her along with yourself so she can choose whatever she likes. You need to teach her how it is done as well because one day she is also going to grow up to be a mom and will have to go through the same phase she once went through. Well, if not that then she will definitely be shopping for herself in future!

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What should be kept in mind while choosing the first bra?

So one question that mostly arises is that if you should get her the vest crop tops or a sports bra, or just a regular trainer bra. To be honest, you can get her either one of them. She really does not need that support at all. All she needs is a little bit of coverage for the first few days of her growth when her breasts are maturing. Most importantly you will be introducing her first super fit clothing that she would have to wear for the rest of her life. So basically this is just another form of training for her as well. So it is better to go step by step than doing it all at once. A crop top or a tight vest is the better choice just to give her an idea of what it is going to be like, in order to make her get used to the feeling!

Where should you be taking her to buy her first bra? Would retail stores be a little bit too embarrassing for her?

It might be a bit traumatic for your girl who is just in her growing phase, so you should avoid taking her to the large retail stores where there are tons of other women and people. Take her to a store that is specifically just for the girls. It is going to make her feel a little less anxious, because obviously she is transitioning from childhood to adulthood. Make her understand the reasons behind buying her first ever bra, that way she will be more comfortable and would approach the situation very calmly. Taking them to a store just for girls would also make them feel like they are not alone and that every girl goes through this phase. That they are not the only ones, which might make them a bit shy and conscious,