Does sleeping on your front slow breast nouns?
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No. Not at all. Everyone develops at different rates and times. You'll of late have to wait.
Front sleeping is not likely to affect your breast nouns but it will give you other troubles with stomach and back then in life. If you're concerned about and want to know what your breasts will look approaching when you're finished growing, look to your mother and older sisters(if you have any) and your father's mother and sisters. Your size, shape and growth rate are all surrounded by your genes. I've seen a few girls so flat that my brothers had more breast tissue on them; On the other hand, if you can envision a girl with two record-size water melons hanging sour her chest, there's no way you couldn't help but feel sorry for any kind of girl. No girl should go thru life condemned to looking close to a boy. Or, in the other case, to looking like a freak of make-up, a circus sideshow act! Just relax and let Nature take its course, anything comes, no matter how much or how little, you will always know you are Woman. Be glad! Source(s): Two step-daughters, two grand-daughters, two wives.
Absolutely not. Women develop when they develop, lying on your front has nothing to do beside it!
I dont think it makes a different. It took me til i be 25 to fill out in all the right places! And it never stopped the men past that. Also you will get the comments about your chest but just brush it stale don't even worry about it.
No. The way you sleep does not affect your breast. It would affect you if you have sex, then you're breast would get lumpier. But it wouldn't affect the size of it. It would only affect if you have alot of pressure onto it. But my point is that no sleeping on ur front would definitely not affect it :] no worries..
i HOPE NOT I SLEEP THE SAME WAY LOL but probably not or you would hear something about it from similar to all the puberty books and stuff
It have no effect on development whatsoever. Source(s): GP for more years than I care to remember
No. Doesn't matter how you sleep. YOU develop slower... not because of how you sleep.
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