Several factors contribute to the final height of your son or daughter's growth. Genetic factors are believed to account for 60 to 80 percent of your final height. Certain environmental factors, such as nutrition and exercise, usually account for the remaining percentage.
Between 1 year of age and puberty, most people gain about 2 inches in height each year. Once puberty hits, your children may grow at a rate of 4 inches per year. However, they all grow at different rates.
For girls, this growth spurt usually begins in early adolescence. Children may not experience this sudden increase in height until their late teens.
All children and adolescents stop growing in height after going through puberty. This means that as an adult he no longer increases his height.
However, there are certain things parents can do during their children's adolescence to ensure that they maximize their children's growth potential.
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