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>> >>>My youngest id 11 and taking after her dad, growing >to >>>be tall and broad. She got upset last year that her >2 >>>sisters and 2 half sisters got to wear girdles and >she >>>didn't, at the time she was 10, >> >> >>I'm sure you're youngest is having a hard time being >>excluded. Given the unique situation, I'd buy her a >>nice basic long leg girdle and let her wear it around >>the house or maybe even out to eat occasionally etc. >>I don't think there's any harm starting her out a >>couple years earlier than normal. She's no doubt >>tried on a sisters girdle already and has decided she >>likes it. Don't deny her the simple pleasure and >>status of wearing a girdle. (Of course I admit, I'm >>biased for obvious reasons.) > >Yes Robert she has tried on some of the twins girdles >but they are too big for her. But starting her >earlier than others could actually happen, Sophia, my >step daughter and my nan who decided to stay until >after Christmas and then surprised us all on Christmas >day announcing she was going to stay in Ausgralia and >not return to the UK! Reckon young one will be ready >to start transitioning from her current control briefs >to some more structured like a light girdle in about 6 >months time, nan is a very good judge on things like >sizing and always spot on! So0hia has kept a lot of >her first items, Sophia has passed on a lot of things >to young sisters but passed on her first her first bra >to her youngest sister and has told me she wants to >pass on her first girdle to her, which is sweet and >shows the bond these 2 have. The girdle is still a >bit to big at the moment, but at the rate she is >growing, I swear she has got talle4 overnight each >morning! I only wish I had my.mum's support.

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