Breast growth during adolescence is "a headache for many people," as explained in detail in Welcome to Your Boobs! (Liana Editorial), a guide written by a doctor and a writer who is also a mother of four (Yumi Stynes and Dr. Melissa Kang) to support teenagers through their bodily changes in puberty. The book addresses fears, concerns, and questions that arise during this process—one that’s as normal as it is new for those who, suddenly one morning, notice their profile has changed. It also offers a way to dive into the self-awareness of a part of women's anatomy that struggles to shed its taboo and sits on the fine line between normalcy and sexualization. As breasts grow, "you have to fit them into clothes, adjust or support them if they’re in the way, endure cramps, pains, itches, and sometimes even feel awkward that others can see them," the authors explain. "In a fascinating way, you realize your boobs mean something."
The following excerpts were written by Marta Hortelano for Las Provincias:
https://www.lasprovincias.es/sociedad/urbanitas/montana-rusa-adolescencia-femenina-tetas-regla-primer-20240606132248-nt.html
