There's an old wives' tale about doubling your child's height at a certain age to predict their adult height. Total BS, I know, but fun. I can't remember at what age you measure your child. Does anyone here know? TIA!
I'm 5'6. DH is 5'5. Short for a guy + relatively short for a girl=short baby/adult lol. He has dropped in percentile for height at every well baby visit since 6 months. Our pediatrician told me at the 15 month that he's probably just always going to be "petite." )
They say age 2. I was supposed to be over 6', but I'm only 5'9". That makes me feel better that it was wrong for me, because my kids are super short and if we double their heights at age 2 they'll all be lucky to be 5'5", boys included.
I thought it was different for boys and girls? Like girls is age 2, and boys is age 2.5, or maybe 3? Can't remember where I heard that and too lazy to find it on my phone right now, sorry.
Lol! It's at 2, but according to that, I should have been 5'10" and I'm only 5'2". But I think it's probably good. My brother would have only been 5'1" and he's 5'11" so...
Re: At what age to double height?
Yeah, he's going to be short.
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