The age when girls stop growing taller

Although, if you really like someone, height, age, distance, etc. are not a problem. In fact, this may not be what everyone thinks, but do you really not care about your height? I think everyone must care about this, so let's take a look at when girls stop growing taller.

From 16 to 20, height growth is regular throughout a person's life. Generally speaking, our average height when we are just born is about 50 cm. During the first year of life, our height growth rate is the fastest in our lifetime, increasing by an average of 25 cm per year. In the second year, the growth rate slows down slightly, averaging about 10 cm per year. Starting from around the age of 2, the rate of height growth gradually slows down, with an average increase of about 7-8 cm per year. After the age of 6, the average increase is 5 cm per year. Girls begin to enter a growth spurt at the age of 10, growing an average of 6 cm per year. This growth spurt will last about 3-4 years, and then the growth rate will gradually slow down again, growing an average of 1-2 cm per year. At around 18 or 19 years old, height will stop increasing. A boy's growth spurt begins at age 13, with an average annual increase of 8-9 cm. The spurt lasts for 2-3 years, and by around age 20, he has basically reached his adult height.

It can be seen that height growth is a long process, which mainly occurs between birth and 20 years old. Experts who study growth and development believe that although height has a certain relationship with genetics, a person's acquired growth environment is more important. Therefore, we can make some efforts to increase our height during this period.

After reading this article, you will have a certain understanding of the age at which girls stop growing. I hope it will help you grow taller. Therefore, in order for our height to meet the standard and for us to look tall and slender, we must eat a proper diet, not stay up late, and go to bed early and get up early. Only in this way can we grow to the appropriate height at the appropriate age.