Just make sure getting enough protein and milk.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here:

Mom: 5 ft 6 inches
Dad: 5 ft 8 inches

Mom’s side is tall (men are over 6 ft, women are around 5-6)
Dad’s side is short (men are around 5-9 and women are 5-3)

Are you me?

I think she's me! My kids are short but h/w proportional and not even the shortest in their classes. It doesn't matter unless you are already planning your toddler's sports career. If that's the case, I've heard of people getting their kids on the growth hormones to make them more competitive. I wouldn't do it personally, but it's your kid. You might need to shop around for a ped that will be on board.

Anonymous wrote:Shouldnt have married a manlet, OP. This is the price all you "I would never judge on height, I love a short king!" pickmes pay.

You are vile.

You can’t boost growth through vitamins. You can maximize their genetically destined height through making sure they aren’t nutrient deficient, but that’s it. Make sure they are getting 3 glasses of milk per day (or another high calcium source) and perhaps a D/K2 gummy. I give those to my kids since we live in a northern state.

Anonymous wrote:OP here:

Mom: 5 ft 6 inches
Dad: 5 ft 8 inches

Mom’s side is tall (men are over 6 ft, women are around 5-6)
Dad’s side is short (men are around 5-9 and women are 5-3)

Are you me?