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Is it normal for my daughter at 12 years old not to have any breasts?
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95% have buds by 12: As many as 4% of girls will not show breast buds until 13, but most are well into puberty by this time. A visit with your dr can look into this issue. Pubertal changes are often paired with bone maturity and a bone maturity study may show your child at a younger stage. If not, other studies may be appropriate.
Answered 7/23/2012
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