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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know some kids who were 5'5 freshmen yr then were over 6'0 as juniors. He'll be fine.[/quote] This is my two sons. Oldest 5’5” at 14. Now college freshmen 6” at 19. My youngest turns 17 next week. 5’4” Freshmen- now around 5’9ish”- but open growth plates. Will likely follow same path as brother and continue growing into college (all the men in our family do- up until age 20).[/quote] Similar. The really strange thing to me was how many people thought it was okay to talk about my sons' short stature at the time. Neighbors, other school or sports parents..and, yeah, now they are taller than all those people who had kids that peaked in height at 13. You wouldn't openly talk about a girl being fat in front of them and to their parents, etc. Somehow it's okay to openly make fun of a boy's lack of height.[/quote]
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