During an exam has a doctor/pediatrician ever recommended that you start wearing a training bra?

Perhaps a pediatrician notices that you're beginning to develop, or the way in which you are starting to develop, and recommends you wear a training bra to aid in the development of your breasts. I'm curious as to how many girls have not started wearing a bra, and do so after receiving encouragement from their doctor that they are ready for that rite of passage

No?

Yeah, no, can't even imagine something like this being said, lol.

(Also training bras are just small sports bras.)

I don't think there is ever a medical need for a bra and they certainly do not aid breast development; that would be hormones and I guess diet.

Unless an older lady with very large breasts presents to her dr complaining of getting two black eyes whenever she goes on a trampoline.

Perhaps then a sports bra might be prescribed.

This answer is perhaps not exactly to the question, but it reminds me about something that happened at my early childhood, around age 4. My mother bought a bra to me and made we wear it some time. It was not a woman`s bra. It fitted perfectly for the breast shape of a small boy. But it was a rigid bra, constructed in the same way. I do not know why she got the idea. It might have had some orthopedic purpose and recommended by the health station, a public pediatric institutions all children in Norway attend regularly, But I did not like it, and she soon gave up setting it on me.

No never.

No