prior to adolescence i was certainly attracted to various older women (and girls) but it's difficult to separate curiosity from attraction - curiosity came first, and i can't remember what other feelings were involved.

as an adolescent that changed quite dramatically - sexual attraction for adult women became virtually an imperative, and i wasn't particularly discriminating either. i was still interested in girls my own age, but not attracted in the sexual sense, just curious.

but that's from the male perspective - it's hard to imagine how it works for girls...

i would say it depends on (a) how you define attraction and (b) on what her experiences are.

if you consider attraction in general, then definitely - what girl is not attracted to warmth and comfort, care and attention? her experiences would tend to define what works for her, and what doesn't, but adults are largely where these things are at, when you're a child.

if specifically sexual attraction is considered, i would say it depends on her experiences, and what she is interested in, and that this is different for every girl - some find adults, in general, quite disgusting, others feel the same way about little boys, others again find all things sexual disgusting, and others again are into everything.

i've had the priviledge, as an adult, to meet one girl who was rather specifically into adult males, another who enjoyed teasing for power and profit, but considered it all rather disgusting, and another who got into everything, including the family dog.

in short - it depends.