Well, she doesn't want it now, but rather to save up by the time she's 18 - 20 years old!!!

She may save up, but she won't grow a chest. Well, up to an A cup maximum. She doesn't want to put on 20 kg, does she? Just to get breasts.

In a few years, they might change their mind.

Blimey, I'm already 22 years old, always hoping they'd grow... but I'm still small, not even an A cup... maybe they'll grow after pregnancy, that's my only hope, I don't want surgery...

OP, when I was 15, I had a B cup, and by 18, I was between a C and D cup. Her breasts will definitely grow more, and your daughter should become wiser by that age. If you yourself have a large bust, use yourself and heredity as an example.

I didn't have breasts at 19, now I'm a B cup.

When she was 13, my friend dreamt of having an operation to remove the bump on her nose, she even started saving up, but then she changed her mind, I think your daughter will get over it too.

*Waited until 20 years old* Although the first typo isn't bad either, perfect timing 😆

Let him save - once he's saved up, you'll see, it might even grow 🤣

I have my doubts too, but she wants to earn extra in the summer, says that if she tries hard she can save up by 18 - 20 years old, and I'll chip in. Thanks, your feedback is very comprehensive😆.

Yes, I believe it's a good idea to distract her with something. They're just in quarantine right now, she immediately starts overthinking and looking for insecurities. When she's busy with school, homework, videos, etc., everything's fine, as if she forgets. 😆

On the topic, let OP save. Either the donkey will die, or ....

After turning thirty, my size went up to a B cup, had to chuck out all my clothes😭 and here's 15 years. Ridiculous!

As a teenager, I dreamed that I'd grow up and have plastic surgery - shorten my nose. I was very self-conscious about my appearance. Even now, I don't like my nose, but when I grew up, I realised it's better not to mess with such things, it's dangerous. So maybe your daughter will wise up at 18 and reconsider! Or her breasts might grow on their own 😊

I think by the time he saves up, he'll outgrow it😊

You're not explaining that happiness isn't in breasts. But I think even if you can't persuade her now, she'll change her mind later. At 15, many don't have breasts.

Thanks for the responses!!😆

I had a terrible complex during my teenage years about my breasts, I thought they would never grow, and my mum had spoken to me about this topic on numerous occasions, saying, look, there are so many women with large busts who are alone, while flat-chested women are changing men. If a woman is confident in herself, she will find her happiness even without breasts. And my breasts did grow, and I got married happily.

One of my classmates' measurements suddenly increased in the second year, around 18-19 years old, they said it was due to taking hormonal pills.. but I didn't take them-there was no such jump.

I'm 15 years old, 0 cup size. All my friends have long had A-B cups. But I like my small breasts. After all, we should be glad that God gave us life and breasts, it's such a trifle, for men who are really smart, breasts are not so important, the main thing is to have something under the breast!!! Good luck to your daughter, I'm her peer and understand but let her not have surgery.

Take all the money and get a boob job...let it backfire!

At 15, I also had a small chest, wore the smallest bras, now I'm 19, it has grown, and grown to a D cup. I never wanted a large chest, and now I would happily reduce it, as it's simply not comfortable... each breast size has its own pros and cons, you just need to explain this to your daughter in an accessible way.