Will a child not grow taller if he ejaculates?

Ejaculation is a behavior that all adult males have, but many children also have some ejaculation behaviors. Many people believe that children who ejaculate will not grow tall. In fact, whether a child can grow taller has no necessary connection with whether the child ejaculates, but it has a lot to do with the length of the child's lower limbs and the child's overall body shape. Here I will introduce to you how to judge whether your child can grow taller!

1. Calf length: The length of the lower limbs determines the height of the child

Under normal circumstances, the ratio of a person's upper and lower body is mostly 4:6, or 3:7, with the lower body being longer than the upper body. This stems from the genetic evolution of our ancestors. The length of our lower limbs mostly grows in proportion to our height. If the lower limbs are slender, the child will not be short when he grows up.

Among the lower limb length, the calf length determines the entire leg length. The reason is the same as above. Most people's thighs are longer than their calves. If a child's calves are very long, then his thighs will only be longer. Therefore, children with long calves have healthy bone development and will not be short in the future. What's more, long legs are quite advantageous in terms of appearance. Even if they are of the same height, children with long legs will appear much taller.

2. Length of hands and feet: Big feet and long fingers mean tallness

In reality, there are of course people who are short but have big hands and feet, but those are exceptions. Most people's bones grow according to fixed proportions, so here we only discuss the general situation. Children with long fingers and big feet since childhood have their ligaments stretched and are more likely to grow tall in the future.

In addition, here is a little-known fact about judging height. Parents who are interested can try it: a child’s height is mostly seven times the length of his foot (cm), with an error of about 2 to 3 cm. That is to say, if your child's final shoe size is 36 (foot length 23 cm), the child's final height may be around 1.6 meters.

Of course, this refers to the majority of cases, and individual cases of tall people with small feet are not excluded.

3. Children’s body shape: Those who are too obese will not grow tall

A child’s body shape is very important. If parents find that their child is obese, they should pay attention. Because overnutrition can cause a child's growth cycle to be advanced, he or she may be taller than his or her peers when he or she is young, but due to the shortened growth cycle, the child's height may lag behind his or her peers in later years.

In short, it is better for parents to grasp their children's physical condition in time to make up for it later. If you find that these three parts of your child's body do not meet the requirements of being tall, you need to work harder.