Breast development is a normal part of growing up.
Understanding it should be too.
Why breast education matters
46%
of girls avoided physical activity because of their breasts
87%
of girls reported at least one concern about their breasts
51%
of girls reported never wearing a sports bra for exercise
87%
of girls reported that they wanted to know more about breasts
We surveyed more than 2,000 girls aged 11 to 17 about their experiences, concerns and breast education needs. While breast development is a normal part of adolescence, the findings revealed that many girls have questions, concerns and limited access to reliable information, highlighting a clear need for better breast health education.
Information that grows confidence.
Every girl deserves to feel confident in her changing body. Our free, evidence-based resources help girls build knowledge, confidence and positive breast health habits, enabling them to participate fully in everyday life and physical activity.
Evidence that it works
In an evaluation of 408 girls and 11 teachers….
98%
of girls reported an increase in breast knowledge
78%
of girls reported being more confident talking about breasts
90%
of girls reported more positive attitudes towards their breasts
100%
of teachers reported they would embed the workshop in their school’s curriculum
97%
of girls reported that they wanted to make a positive change to their breast habits