Anonymous wrote:My cousin was like that and ended up almost 6'6". I don't know how because his dad comes from short Jews and his mom is from short Italians.
, but boy did my Dad have big expectations for a while, pun intended.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How tall are the parents?
He is already taller than them. Although, there are great uncles on all sides that were over 6', one 6'4". One grandfather was 6'.
Still a relevant question--one of the more reliable formulas for predicting adult height is to add the parents' heights together, add 5 inches for boys, then divide by two. That number is usually plus or minus two inches of their child's adult height (according to the Mayo Clinic, I believe). Another formula is to double a boy's height at 24 months. Being extremely tall at 13 does not mean he will continue to grow at that rate. I was very tall at age 12... and then pretty much stopped growing. My parents are average height, and so am I.
Using one of those formulas would take a random guess to the level of educated guess, which is what you asked for.
That formula doesn't make any sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How tall are the parents?
He is already taller than them. Although, there are great uncles on all sides that were over 6', one 6'4". One grandfather was 6'.
Still a relevant question--one of the more reliable formulas for predicting adult height is to add the parents' heights together, add 5 inches for boys, then divide by two. That number is usually plus or minus two inches of their child's adult height (according to the Mayo Clinic, I believe). Another formula is to double a boy's height at 24 months. Being extremely tall at 13 does not mean he will continue to grow at that rate. I was very tall at age 12... and then pretty much stopped growing. My parents are average height, and so am I.
Using one of those formulas would take a random guess to the level of educated guess, which is what you asked for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How tall are the parents?
He is already taller than them. Although, there are great uncles on all sides that were over 6', one 6'4". One grandfather was 6'.
Still a relevant question--one of the more reliable formulas for predicting adult height is to add the parents' heights together, add 5 inches for boys, then divide by two. That number is usually plus or minus two inches of their child's adult height (according to the Mayo Clinic, I believe). Another formula is to double a boy's height at 24 months. Being extremely tall at 13 does not mean he will continue to grow at that rate. I was very tall at age 12... and then pretty much stopped growing. My parents are average height, and so am I.
Using one of those formulas would take a random guess to the level of educated guess, which is what you asked for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How tall are the parents?
He is already taller than them. Although, there are great uncles on all sides that were over 6', one 6'4". One grandfather was 6'.
Anonymous wrote:How tall are the parents?