I just heard that there is such a folk saying "stand seven sit five plates and three halves", why didn't I understand what it meant when I heard Aishi? Asked, the elderly with parenting experience in the family knew that it turned out that this sentence was closely related to the child's future height.
The popular explanation is that a child's height is equal to 7 times the height of the head, and when the child sits down, the height of the child he sits is equal to 5 times the height of the head. What if the child sits cross-legged? That's 3.5 times the head height.
It looks like a mathematical formula, and it's pretty scientific. However, in fact, from the perspective of clinical and human genetic development, this statement is not credible. Because the development and growth of a child is by no means solved by a formula alone, it includes many genetic factors, and even some other factors of the day after tomorrow.
Compared with the above statement, the following three body parts can more directly reflect the child's future height.
Leg length: If our child grows a pair of large legs from an early age than a child of the same age, then most of the child will be taller than children of the same age in the future. In particular, the height of the calf can be used as an important reference value.
Neck length: The length of the neck can also prove the height of a child's body, in fact, in addition to height, the length of the neck can also successfully avoid the chronic diseases caused by the child's body obesity, at least it can show that the child's future chances of gaining weight are not very large. And those children who have a short neck since childhood, or even no neck, are much less likely to grow tall in the future.
Of course, it is not that the neck has become shorter, but it looks shorter, for example, people often say that obese people "have no neck", not that they really do not have a neck, but "can't see", and obesity is a major obstacle to height, similarly, disease and other issues, but also affect the growth of children.
Arm length: Through the study and observation of more tall people, most children with long arm spans will be able to grow taller in the future. From a scientific point of view, this is also in line with the requirements, because the embodiment of human beings is indeed directly proportional to height. If you find out in advance that your child is born with no fate with the tall, you can also make up for it with some efforts the day after tomorrow.
For example, taking children to the outdoor sun can fully supplement the vitamin D in the child's body, and with the active participation of vitamin D, calcium substances can have a real effect and impact on the child's bones.
In addition, we can also take children to participate in sports to ensure adequate sleep and balanced nutrition.
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