How can I determine how tall I will be when I am done growing?

Question

Because I do no want to be short and a close doctor friend told me that I am within an inch of how tall I will be, but he told my brother that and he is now six foot three

Answer 1

According to my family physician, you will grow three times the height you were at age two.

Answer 2

Find out how tall you were at age 2. At that time you were half as tall as you will be when you finish (that's what they say)

You could also see how tall your mom is, and how tall your dad is. Take a number somewhere between.

There are always exceptions. My mom is 5'11'' and my dad was 6' even. I am 5'8"

Some people stop growing in their teens. I stopped at 13. Some people stop in their adult years. Some people only grow a little per year, but some take huge growth spurts all at once.

My husband is 6'7". He did most of his growing in one summer, the year he was 13 or so, he grew almost a foot. Of course he's taller than both his parents.

It's hard to find out how tall you will be until you're done. Be patient. If your parents are average to tall, you more than likely will be also.

Answer 3

When my kids were little, at approximately age 2, their doctor said you can double their height and be within an inch or so of their height full grown.

they are 22 and 16 and it has worked pretty accurately for them.

Answer 4

height is hereditary, meaning you get it from either your mom or your dad. there really is no way to predict how much a person will grow, but women tend to grow til' their early teens. if your parents are tall or have normal height, you have nothing to worry about. i'm sure that if your brother is 6'3", you've got a little more growing to do.
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Answer 5

by a certain age you are thru growing and it depends on the height of your parents and grand parents.

Answer 6

try this:

http://www.tallpages.com/uk/index.php?pag=ukwelcome.php