Every baby gathers the strengths or weaknesses of their parents, which is innate and cannot be changed. Every parent hopes that their child can grow into a tall handsome or beautiful man, so many parents pay attention to their child's legs. So the question is, will a baby's thighs grow taller?
From a scientific perspective, the vast majority of a person's height is determined by their parents' height, with differences in postnatal factors accounting for only 5%. The claim that leg thickness is not high has no scientific basis at all. Height is related to genetic factors, personal development, nutritional structure, sleep status, and other factors. It is not possible to judge whether one can grow tall solely based on the thickness or thinness of their legs.
Genetic factors are a prerequisite that cannot be changed or chosen. The genes of parents directly affect the genes of their children. If both parents are not tall, the probability of the child being tall is also very small; If one of the parents is tall, the probability of the child being tall increases by 50%; If both parents are short, there is a high probability that the child will be tall.
Sleep factors are also very important because the amount of growth hormone secreted at night is several times higher than during the day. Therefore, this is also why it is important to ensure that children have sufficient sleep. Only good sleep can ensure normal physical development of children. If you have poor or insufficient sleep, growing taller is not an easy task.
Nutrition is also an indispensable factor. It is necessary to cultivate good eating habits for children, without being picky or selective about food. Ensuring that children's diet is comprehensive and balanced with meat and vegetables is essential to ensure that the nutrients they consume are diverse and meet their various nutritional needs for growth and development.
