What age do mennonite women begin wearing bonnets?

Mennonite women typically begin wearing bonnets at a young age, often around puberty or when they reach their teenage years. The exact age can vary by community, as different Mennonite groups have their own customs and practices regarding dress. Bonnets are seen as a symbol of modesty and commitment to their faith. The transition to wearing a bonnet is often accompanied by other changes in attire that reflect their religious beliefs.