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Is a twelve-year-old girl who is 5ft 4in tall and weighs 120lb overweight?
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∙ 15y ago
i would say yes it would be. it would be better if u were somewhere along 99-110. But don't think its all because you eat so much. also you are tall and that makes you weigh a little more. just exercise and don't snack too much. also drink at least one glass of milk per day hope this helps
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I am 131 pounds and 5'3 am i overweight?
pssshhh, i know this girl, who is my best friend, who is 14 and weighs 503.3 pounds. you are the farthest thing from overweight. pssshhh, i know this girl, who is my best friend, who is 14 and weighs 503.3 pounds. you are the farthest thing from overweight.
Is a fourteen year old girl overweight if she weighs 108 Lbs and she is 5 feet?
no
If a 13 year old girl weighs 129 poujds is she overweight?
depends on your size
If a 11-year-old girl weighs 120 lbs and is 5'0 is she overweight?
Yes.
Is a 14 year old girl considered overweight if she weighs over 160 pounds?
Unless she's really tall that would be overweight.
Is a 12-year-old girl that weighs 120 overweight?
Unless there is a medical reason yes she is
If im 12 and athletic that's 5'1 and weighs 95 am i overweight im a girl?
No not at all
Are you overweight if you are a girl that weighs 211lbs?
For a 14-year-old girl, normal weights range from 37 to 72 kg, or 81 to 158 lbs.
Is a 12 year old girl who weighs 10 stone slightly overweight?
If she is under 5 feet tall, yes she is.
Is a thirteen year old girl who is five feet two inches and weighs 132 overweight?
I know someone that size. She had a large bone structure, and was healthy, so she wasn't overweight. But if you have a normal build then you are a little bit overweight.
What is the average weight of 5' 4 13 year old girl?
115LB to 120LB
Is a 12 year old girl overweight when she weighs 96 pounds?
In my opinion, 96 pounds is too skinny. If there is a technical definition of overweight, then I am sorry, I'm not sure.i belive its 110 is right.
