Lump under my daughters nipple a normal sign of breast development?

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My daughter turns 11 in a couple of months and has recently developed a hard lump just under one of her nipples. I’m pretty certain this is a normal sign of breast development but just wanted to make sure by checking what other mums think or know. It doesn’t really hurt her she just says it feels a bit uncomfortable. I think I can remember this happening to me when my breasts started growing.

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- - mom471743 said
  - 18 Nov 2020
    7:30 am
To put your mind and your daughters at rest, if you feel suspicious or concerned about any issue, particularly what you have written. Please book in to see your family Doctor, or for your daughter’s modesty a female doctor.
- - hmp88 said
  - 28 Aug 2015
    9:13 pm
I really hope this was followed up by a dr apt and a checkup? … everybody is different so what may be nothing to one person could be important or significant to someone elses health… :/
- - stepmom107932 said
  - 30 Dec 2014
    10:57 am
Hard lump = bad sign. take her to the doctors it needs to be checked out, even if it is nothing it is better safe than sorry
- - Kate Sander said
  - 25 Jul 2014
    9:11 pm
Most likely quite normal but go to doctor anyway so you aren’t worrying about it.
- - arcticwynta said
  - 14 Jul 2014
    2:25 am
I would take her to the doctor and have it checked out to see what it is and if it is normal. Best to play it safe
- - beeunikay2 said
  - 14 Jul 2014
    12:10 am
Personally i think you should take your daughter to see your doctor, its possibly nothing to worry about but rather than stressing over it its better to get professional advice
- - BellaB said
  - 11 Jul 2014
    9:05 pm
I think I’d get it checked by a doctor to be safe.
- - cherz said
  - 06 Jul 2014
    4:43 pm
I would be taking a visit to the GP, that way you will have an answer for your worrying mind.
could be part of development, could be a cyst..’could be’, ‘would be” well I would be seeking medical advice.
- - mrsdew17 said
  - 05 Jul 2014
    1:26 am
Definitely take her to your GP to check.
- - no1ladydj said
  - 03 Jul 2014
    11:02 pm
Chances are that it’s nothing to worry about. However … the peace of mind that you will get from having that confirmed by a doctor is something you can’t put a price on. I’d rather have a doctor think I’m worrying about nothing, than have a doctor tell me I should have got the problem checked earlier.
- - Kelly said
  - 03 Jul 2014
    12:24 pm
I think if she was my daughter i would take her to see the doctor just to be on the safe side.
Im sure it will all be fine but you would kick yourself if it was anything.
Good luck.
- - Dennis12 said
  - 03 Jul 2014
    7:42 am
My daughter had the same thing at about that age. The doctor said it was quite normal,but I would take her to see a GP just to be sure and to put your mind at ease
- - mel1 said
  - 02 Jul 2014
    1:02 pm
It’s probably nothing serious, but I’d get a check up just to be sure. Then neither of you will have to worry.
- - Michelle said
  - 01 Jul 2014
    11:45 pm
I’d be off to the Doctor to get an informed answer to your question – peace of mind.
- - kjgarner said
  - 01 Jul 2014
    8:57 pm
If your all worried you can talk to your doctor just in case or call the Health First Phone line
- - fruitwood said
  - 01 Jul 2014
    1:41 pm
This is a great link that I’ve found about breast development hopefully it puts your mind at ease.
http://www.girlology.com/article-moms/entry/what-to-expect-when-your-breasts-bud