| Just wondering what to expect, and also if it’s safe to invest in a higher quality, more expensive pair of boots! |
| My feet stopped growing around age 17. At 12 when I started my period I was a size 5. Around age 17 and up I was an 8. |
| No. One of mine is built like her dad's sister, and she wears a 9. My younger daughter is built exactly like me, and wears a 6, so we share shoes when we feel like it. They both started when they were around 10, and if their feet had stopped growing then they would still be in kid's sizes. |
| My feet never stopped growing. I was an 8 1/2 as a teenager/young woman, and now I've made it up to size 10. Or 10 1/2 sometimes even. And no, I'm not overweight. |
| No. She was a size 7 back then and is up to a size 9-10 now depending on the shoe/brand. She's almost 18 and a bit over 5'9". She's not had any height or feet growth since age 16. |
| Mine didn't. I got my period at 11 and I think I wore a 7? I wear a 10 now. |
| Good to know!! I’ll hold off on those boots!! |
Just wondering if you think feet are somehow connected to the uterus. |
| Sadly no. I got my period at 10 and am only 5'1 so my height stopped but my feet didn't. I'm a size 8 |
| My DD's feet stopped growing by age 11 or so. She seemed to go from a kid's 4 to a 7 practically overnight and that was the end of it. She still wears a 7 at age 20. (First period was age 12). |
No, of course not. The start of the menstrual cycle is connected to rate of growth, though. Our doc said she’ll likely grow only a few more inches in height. |
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My tall and athletic Dd is 11 yo and wears women’s size 10. No period in sight yet. I’m just hoping her feet stop growing!
This winter I did buy ugg brand boots vs the generic brand I usually buy and did notice the better quality, and they are in good enough shape for her to wear next year - provided they still fit. (In last years I’ve thrown her boots like this away before the end of winter) |
Or maybe the shoe sizes have shrunk? |
Same thing happened to me. Doctor said it was due to pregnancies. |
Just make sure she has something decent on her feet. Needn't be fancy, but kids need decent shoes to protect their growing feet from issues. |