It is very difficult to predict what height you will end up as a whole but based just on your mum and dad's height even more so. Boys are different to girls and without your age now it is too difficult as mentioned.
If you are worried about your overall height, then we don't know the exact answer. I am 15 male, and 5 feet 3 and 1/4 inches (barefoot) my parents are 5'4" - 5'5" (dad) my mom is 5'0" - 5'1" and I have no idea if I even got my growth spurt at all. Height is hard to figure out even though height predictors are present but they are not crystal balls that will tell you your final adult height. Yes, we all know that height relies on genetics but there are some factors too like diet and nutriton, and living conditions. If you are worried about your development, don't worry some are just "late bloomers" they start growing at a later age (like in the 15-21 age range).
puberty is nearly always guaranteed. Everyone goes through puberty though at different times and rates.
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No. Puberty happens around the ages of 8-16. This really just depends upon the person. Most people have hit puberty by about 12 though.
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A Limousin heifer is expected to hit puberty at around 8 to 10 months of age, though some fertile lines have had heifers reach puberty earlier.
Puberty happens naturally. You don't have to do anything special to got through it. Just proper diet and exercise is important.
Some men don't stop growing height wise until they're about 25 years old. Though, the rate of growth does slow gradually after puberty. However, the human body will always be changing.
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Usually Puberty starts at the age of 12-13 in males. If ur testies have increased in size and if you have started getting hair on your pubic regions, you have stared puberty.
The age of puberty in females in 11-12 years of age. Though there may be 1-2 year +- change.
It varies from person to person but on average by late puberty. Skeletal growth can continue a little after puberty ends though.