Boys and girls grow at different rates. During puberty, boys undergo the most significant height growth. However, the age at which puberty begins varies for each boy, making it difficult to predict exactly when they will stop growing in height.

Growing too quickly or being taller than average can be a concern for some. Does rapid growth compared to peers indicate a potential health issue? And is there a way to stop getting taller?

Children need to be monitored for growth and development from birth through measuring their weight and height. Therefore, the question of "how much should a 3-year-old boy weigh" is a concern of many parents with children of this age.

Nutritionists believe that height is not solely determined by genetics; it also depends on various factors such as diet, environment, exercise, etc. This article will discuss whether height can be increased after the age of 18.