Height growth in girls typically follows a general pattern but can vary depending on genetics, nutrition, health, and hormonal factors. Here's an overview:
Infancy to childhood (0–10 years): Steady growth of about 2 inches (5 cm) per year.
Puberty (around 8–13 years): A noticeable growth spurt occurs. Most girls grow rapidly between ages 10–14, often gaining 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) per year during peak years.
Post-puberty (14–18 years): Growth slows significantly and usually stops by age 16–18, after menstruation has started and the growth plates close.
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