| 13yo. I'm 5' 4". He's 6' now at 15yo |
| DS was a later bloomer. I think at 16 and a few months, I am 5'4", DS is now 5'11. |
| I’m 5”5 DS1 was 14, DS2 was 12 and DS3 was 10 when they surpassed me in height. |
| Age 13, he's 5'3". Other son is 6'3" and he was there at age 14. |
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I'm 5'8" and my DH is 6'5" and I hope he makes it to high school before he's taller than me!!
He's only 4 now, so time will tell. Tall for his age, but like 80th percentile. |
| Never. I am 5'9" and DC is college age and an inch or two shorter than me. |
You need a hobby. |
| I'm 5'7'' and Dad is 5'8''. Son is 1 inch shy of 5' at 11, and I can get into some of his shoes (I have women's size 9 feet). Even though he's thin and not super tall or big at all, I think he'll surpass me by the start of high school. |
| Son is 14, stands about 5'5. I'm 5'10. I suppose it is possible he won't surpass me, but I feel like its very rare if not impossible to see a boy shorter than his mother. |
| I'm 5'0. The youngest kid I knew who was taller than me (came from a tall family) was 8. |
no datapoint, but I just want to salute all the fellow munchkins on this thread, I love short people
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Definitely not impossible or rare. |
| 16, but I made sure he was still afraid of me to maintain the power. |
Really? I've literally never seen a case of a mother being taller than her fully grown son unless the son had a disability (sounds like it happened in the case of the poster who is 5'8, above--she refers to DC though) I think it happens with girls and mothers, but not boys. |
| I’m 5’9” and my 15 yo DS is 6’4”. It’s been about 3 yrs. |