it is genetic
There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.
It depends on the age of the child, the gender of the child, and how tall the original parents were and any disease the child may have (because certain diseases can stunt growth).
Me am tall because my parents are tall.
You mostly likely will not be tall if your parents are short. You half brothers probably get their height from the parent you don't have in common.
Parents were only allowed to visit their children a few minutes.
The AVERAGE 8 year old measures 4' 1". Don't forget that these measurements are AVERAGE. Half of children will be taller than this and half will be shorter. Children usually take after their parents so tall parents will have tall children, small parents will have small children. Even more importantly is how tall the child is in comparison with how tall it was when younger. Most children who are 3'3" at 4 will be about 4'1" at 8. If they are significantly shorter or taller than the line they were on then they may have a problem.
As Dalton's study on regression showed, parents' heights are not sufficient to predict their children's heights. In fact, the word "regression" comes from his findings that tall parents had tall children BUT that the children's heights also regressed towards the population mean.
It is regression. Galton coined the term in the course of his study on the heights of parents and their children. His conclusion was that tall parents tended to have tall children and short parents had short children, but that the children's height regressed towards the mean height for the population.
Feed them a well balanced diet, and arrange for them to have tall parents.
There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.There is no direct link. Galton, who developed the theory of regression, found that tall parents tended to have taller children but that the children's height regressed towards the mean. In short, there is no way of telling.
Genes have a lot to do with your way of thinking; your actions in general and your physical aspects such as if you will be short or tall. Yes, sometimes the children of short one or both short parents or tall parents can take after their parents, but there is also what they call a 'throwback' which means you could have, for example two short parents and you could be quite tall like another relative in the family.
There is no way of knowing. Tall parents tend to have tall children. It depends on your parents and grandparents gene's (and to a leser extent diet, exercise and sleeping habits, whether you smoke or not etc) and chance, so there is no way of knowing, but in all likelyhood the kid will be tall. (a good indicator is looking at the size of the kid's femur (thigh bone).
Parents are completely responsible for their children's wellbeing, so it's parents to children.
It is possible but unlikely. Dalton discovered that tall parents have taller children and shorter parents have shorter children but the children's heights regress towards the general mean. This is where the term regression comes from.
It depends on the age of the child, the gender of the child, and how tall the original parents were and any disease the child may have (because certain diseases can stunt growth).
All that can be said is that, unless you have a major accident, you will be at least 5'5". The whole theory of regression was developed because Dalton observed that tall parents tended to have tall children and short parent tended to have short children but that the children's heights REGRESSED towards the overall population mean. So your parents' height is only a part of the determinant. Your gender, health, your grandparents' heights will all play a part.
Me am tall because my parents are tall.