Changes during puberty happen to every girl! You may want to look at their policies. AND all the sudden your jeans are too short. First, you may notice your feet and hands getting bigger. You may also gain some weight to match the boost in your bone size. Your boobs develop in stages. After that your breasts will get bigger and fuller, and may feel more than a little sore at times. Remember, every girl is different.

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