If you haven't asked your mom to buy you bra's yet this is what you should do.
Get all the courage you can, make your statement as clear as you can and ask your mom if you can talk to her, go into her bedroom and sit down on the bed. Say "Mom, I was wondering if you can buy me bra's. I think it's time for you to buy me some." If she doesn't agree that you need one, ask her for training bra's. If you can't get the courage to ask her in person, write a note and put it in her purse. She will soon notice it and she will probably ask you when you want to go buy them. I would prefer the note, if you can't get the courage.
I have the same problem but i am too scared to ask or wright a note
I don't want to tell my mom I'm embarrassed
If it's your first bra, you don't necessarily want a sports bra, you want a training bra. And honestly, it's awkward, but just tell your mom that you need one.
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You should start wearing a padded bra whenever you feel comfortable. Of course you would ask your mum first and see what she thinks of the whole idea and if she thinks your big enough. hope this helps xx happy bra shopping xx
it really does depend on the parent thinks but i'd stick to shaving
my bff thinks so and she thinks she nos it all!!
Perhaps you should confront her about it, maybe explain the situation to your parent/s and get her to see a counsellor. Hope this helps.
It depends on what your parent or guardian thinks.
he thinks it his lucky bracelet...
That depends on what the parent thinks.
the ages to chose what parent to live with is 18 and older. but really it should be 12 and older and the older sibling should be able to choose for the younger but the court thinks the kids with the ages between 12-16 are to young to understand but that is not true.
yes indeffenentlyAnswer: It just depends on if the parent thinks so, I certainly see no! problem with them doing soo0
I thinks its lacrosse
Your question is unclear. If the non-custodial parent cannot take the child on her/his scheduled weekend the child will remain with the custodial parent. This is one of the many 'inconveniences' of divorce with children. However, the children should never be aware that a parent thinks spending time with them is inconvenient.