In the video below (English with Japanese subs) the Discovery Channel shows how Dr. Tomobechi managed to enlarge a woman’s bust size by 3 centimeters just by getting her to listen to particular ring tone. The ring tone is called RockMelon. Dr. Tomobechi claims that results can be seen if women listen to it 20 times a day for 10 days. The ringtone is a screeching electric guitar jam with sounds of a crying baby layered within.

The basic premise behind Dr. Tomabechi’s ringtone is that a woman’s breasts will enlarge if she is exposed to the sound of a crying baby repeatedly over a long period of time. The brain picks up the subdued sounds of the crying baby and a physical maternal response is created that swells the listeners breasts as if she is readying for childbirth. Some listeners of the ringtone have even reported a darkening of the nipples similar to that of a woman who is pregnant.

Hideto Tomabechi is not a crackpot claim the ringtone supporters. He once helped deprogram members of the notorious Aum Shinrikyo cult, implicated in the Tokyo subway nerve gas attacks of 1995. read more…

Cute, funny and talented – Cali Lewis from GeekBriefTV is loved by everyone who works on Hiddenfeet.com. Just try to watch this video without giggling along with her.

In the video clip you will see comical bloopers from GeekBrief.TV episode #318 where Cali Lewis laughs herself silly while talking about a breast massage robot.

True or not, the weird robot is supposedly being created by The Beijing Bubby Robot Technologies Company. read more…

One of the most controversial dolls in 1975, just about every newspaper and radio program in the U.S.A. discussed a story about her.  Some women’s groups & a few parents wrote to Mattel to complain.

Mattel expected sales to reach one and a half million units so the doll was produced and went to market.

Growing Up Skipper is nine inches tall with long reddish blonde hair.  She was marketed as being Two dolls in One.  Turn the left arm she grows a bigger bust line and becomes slightly taller.  Turning the arm back again reverts Skipper to her previous doll.

Included with Skipper are a red headband, red body suit, blue collar, blue scarf, red socks, red flats, white platform shoes, two red, white plaid skirts, one short, one long.

Pictures: Growing Up Skipper Doll – Google Image Search

Politically Correct Version: Homely Doll To Improve Self-Image of Young Girls

Mattel also released a slightly older brown haired version known as Growing Up Ginger. Ginger would become a Tall Curvy Teenager with the twist of her arm.  Also sold separately were coloring books for these dolls.

We have seen these dolls sell for over $100 each on ebay. Not a bad return on your investment considering the original price was under $5. Do any Hiddenfeet readers remember this doll? Anyone still have one?

If these dolls were released today, would public reaction be any different? Are dolls that demonstrate breast development harmful to the boys and girls who play with them? Would it matter if the doll grew breasts hiddenfeet sized? read more…

Easily one of the biggest breast-related stories of the year.  Simona Halep is a promising Junior tennis player ranked #258 in the world. She won the Junior French Open tennis tournament in 2008 and she reached the second round of the qualifiers for the Senior French Open in 2009. Simona Halep Turns 18 on September 29.

In May 2009 she received widespread media attention all over the world for expressing her desire to go through breast reduction surgery in order to perform better on the tennis court. Simona Halep claims: “My breasts make me uncomfortable when I play.”

Some Hiddenfeet readers are claiming that Simona isn’t wearing the right bra support on court.  Perhaps this is true.  However it does seem like she is trying to maintain her bounce with some tight thick clothing as seen in these pictures.  Candidate for the shock absorber bra?

This is an ongoing story that Hiddenfeet will follow.  Everyone join in and share your thoughts, links and info in the comments area below.  Tackle this issue with as much respect and insight as you can when posting comments.

We will update this story daily. read more…

Plenty of great clothing tips from Lifescript.com

“It’s true that dressing sexy can be fun on the weekends when you’re out on the town with friends, but how about the week days when you report to the office or workout at the gym? You may still want to feel stylish, but not necessarily top-heavy.”

“Bras for Large Breasts: Oprah has helped bring this bitter truth to our attention: Many women are wearing the wrong bra style and size. Is it possible that over 60% of women are wearing the wrong bra size? Yes, and it’s a shame; the right bra can make you look longer, leaner and in some cases, younger.”

“Bikinis for Large Breasts: A bikini particularly suited to large breasts is the halter style. It provides ample coverage and more support than a string-bikini top. Bikini alternatives for women with large breasts include swimsuits that have ruching, a French term meaning “ruffling or pleating,” at the bust. It is believed the ruching at the bust will minimize the appearance of breasts. The website FigLeaves.com stocks a wide range of swimsuits and bikinis for women with large breasts. read more…

Amazing deal right now through Amazon.  Just $4.99

From Publishers Weekly
Like an artful comedienne, journalist Seligson (Going with the Grain), a self-avowedly well-endowed woman, wittily recounts her experiences as she anecdotally examines “what breasts mean to their bearers as well as their beholders.”

Assessing an abundant lexicon of breast slang, Seligson ponders the role of breasts as the marker of femininity, conversing with women of all ages about how their breast size affects their daily life and self-image. Quizzing experts on the evolutionary role of breasts for human sexual attraction, she surveys the history of the brassiere before purchasing “the perfect bra” at a renowned Manhattan retailer.

Seligson’s candid observations are hilarious as she visits a workaholic editor for Busty Beauties magazine and searches for the Guinness-record-holder for breast size, one Maxi Mounds, at an exotic dancing event. Questioning the global phenomenon of breast augmentation, Seligson reveals industry scams and discusses the psychology, ethics and cultural implications of implant consumerism with leading plastic surgeons and media scholars.

Concluding with cross-dressers and their removable breasts, the author proclaims herself at peace with herself as “a person who happens to be stacked.” Seligson’s earthy merriment and compassionate humor triumph as she surefootedly tours a subject bound to elicit strong feelings ranging from adulation to derision. (Feb.) read more…

Last week we had around 1,500 searches for a girl named Anni K and Anni Keenan in our search box.  Anni isn’t an editor for Hiddenfeet.com and we have not done any articles on girls named Anni K.

Seems like she makes youtube videos and has fun with her friends. Anni has a pretty spectacular body that is driving people crazy all around the internet.

6/29/09 Update: Anni or anyone else just contact us directly.

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Dancer Alice Alyse claims a theater group fired her because her breasts grew from a size C to a size D.  “I’ve never been treated like this in my life,” she said.

This story is a few years old yet we still can’t figure out who won.  $100 million dollars is a lot of money to sue for.  Does she have a case? read more…

Yes you read the title right.  Why do women obsess over large breasts?  This article provides some interesting insights.

“Why do women gladly pay $100 for shoes to be worn sporadically, yet balk at spending $65 on a well-made, properly sized and comfortable bra to be used daily, one that fits and is the foundation, literally, of looking and feeling good.”

Source: Intuition | Sizing up the female infatuation with big breasts | Philadelphia Inquirer

In this story Samara Ginsberg writes about her life with big breasts. She liked her breasts when they first appeared at age 12 and remembers being a size 28A for a long time. Her breasts were small and perky, in proportion with the rest of her figure. When Samara Ginsberg turned 14, she quickly developed large breasts. In the space of three months, she went from an A to an E cup.

The way she was treated by people completely changed.  The author says she needs a t-shirt that reads, “These came with my body”. read more…

Elle Halliwell of  The Sunday Telegraph talks about the expanding bra market.  She compares current sizes to the 1950s where the most common bra-cup size was a B - three sizes less than a DD.  As we have blogged about recently, many lingerie labels are producing select styles up to a size J. 

Experts blame the cleavage boost on obesity, contraceptive pills and artificial hormones. read more…

Last week we got a few emails from readers recommending that us girls pick up this book.  Ill check it out later this week and post my thoughts.

“With smarts, wit, and style, this collection captures the double bind of beauty and body image that women contend with each day.” read more…