Anonymous wrote:This is why you don’t marry short men if you are a short woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is for moms with sons that are smaller statures. My son has always tracked in the 25th percentile since he was about 3 years old and I am just curious if your kiddos followed their growth curve when they were on the shorter side. We as parents are smaller, I am 5'3 and he is 5'4, but our DS is tracking to be 5'7. It would be nice if he made it there, but I know that it doesn't always happen like that. Just curious, did your kiddos stay true to their curve?
If you are concerned about child's short stature, consult a child endocrinologist about clinical justification of using growth hormones.
It's not really a concern, just curious if other kids that have shorter parents stuck to their curves.
Some do and others don't, instead of looking for random anecdotes, ask your pediatrician for accurate statistics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is for moms with sons that are smaller statures. My son has always tracked in the 25th percentile since he was about 3 years old and I am just curious if your kiddos followed their growth curve when they were on the shorter side. We as parents are smaller, I am 5'3 and he is 5'4, but our DS is tracking to be 5'7. It would be nice if he made it there, but I know that it doesn't always happen like that. Just curious, did your kiddos stay true to their curve?
If you are concerned about child's short stature, consult a child endocrinologist about clinical justification of using growth hormones.
It's not really a concern, just curious if other kids that have shorter parents stuck to their curves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is for moms with sons that are smaller statures. My son has always tracked in the 25th percentile since he was about 3 years old and I am just curious if your kiddos followed their growth curve when they were on the shorter side. We as parents are smaller, I am 5'3 and he is 5'4, but our DS is tracking to be 5'7. It would be nice if he made it there, but I know that it doesn't always happen like that. Just curious, did your kiddos stay true to their curve?
If you are concerned about child's short stature, consult a child endocrinologist about clinical justification of using growth hormones.
It's not really a concern, just curious if other kids that have shorter parents stuck to their curves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is for moms with sons that are smaller statures. My son has always tracked in the 25th percentile since he was about 3 years old and I am just curious if your kiddos followed their growth curve when they were on the shorter side. We as parents are smaller, I am 5'3 and he is 5'4, but our DS is tracking to be 5'7. It would be nice if he made it there, but I know that it doesn't always happen like that. Just curious, did your kiddos stay true to their curve?
If you are concerned about child's short stature, consult a child endocrinologist about clinical justification of using growth hormones.
Anonymous wrote:This is for moms with sons that are smaller statures. My son has always tracked in the 25th percentile since he was about 3 years old and I am just curious if your kiddos followed their growth curve when they were on the shorter side. We as parents are smaller, I am 5'3 and he is 5'4, but our DS is tracking to be 5'7. It would be nice if he made it there, but I know that it doesn't always happen like that. Just curious, did your kiddos stay true to their curve?
Anonymous wrote:My son was always at 5% for height and I think he was predicted to be 5'4. He's 5'6 at age 16. I don't think it's a perfect science.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son was always at 5% for height and I think he was predicted to be 5'4. He's 5'6 at age 16. I don't think it's a perfect science.
My son was expected to be 5 ft 4. I hoped he would eek out a few more inches. He surprised us! He’s 5 ft 11. His younger brother who was always a higher percentile is actually a few inches shorter. I don’t think prediction tools are that reliable.
Anonymous wrote:Height runs through the mom’s genes. My sister and I are 5’9”” and mom was 5’10. Dad was 6’1”.