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Does Mother or Dad determine height?

Does Mother or Dad determine height?

As a general rule of thumb, your height can be predicted based on how tall your parents are. If they are tall or short, then your own height is said to end up somewhere based on the average heights between your two parents. Genes aren’t the sole predictor of a person’s height.

Do tall guys have big babies?

Tall men are likely to have more children than their shorter contemporaries, according to a study showing that the reverse is true for women.

Will I have a big baby if my husband was a big baby?

Yep, giving birth to big babies can be hereditary. In general, babies tend to be in the same weight range as their parents. In other words, if you were nine pounds, eight ounces at birth, it’s incredibly unlikely that you’ll give birth to a five-and-a-half-pound peanut.

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Do long Babies Grow Up Taller?

Yes, long babies do tend to grow up to be tall adults. The height of a baby’s parents is another clue to whether or not he’ll be tall enough to slam dunk. Babies do inherit their parents’ body types — tall, short, heavy, or slender.

How tall is the shorter parent supposed to be?

The shorter parent would have to be 6′ tall for their son to be as tall as the taller parent (6′ 5″). Those formulas are not going to be as accurate as the height calculator because they don’t take into account the child’s current height and weight at a given age.

Are male and female children on the average equally tall?

If you try to estimate the children as the average of the parents, then you get the same result for male children and female children, and we all know women and men are not on the average equally tall, so that’s incorrect.

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Will my child end up being tall or short?

As Mrs. Liz Smith suggested, they will probably end up on one end of either the tall or short spectrum—this is especially likely for girls, more often than not ending up on the short side.