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How tall, in centimetres, is your child born in spring 2003?

19 replies

colditz · 04/12/2006 10:37

I suspect ds1 is actually tall for his age, but both my mummy friends are 5'9 and have children to match, so he might seem shorter thn he actually is!

he is 105 cm

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expatinscotland · 04/12/2006 10:38

My daughter was born in June, 2003. She is 106cm tall.

ThrockenAroundTheChristmasTree · 04/12/2006 10:38

Mine are January 2003 (twin boys) and are probably at least 10cm less than that !

harpsichordcarrier · 04/12/2006 10:38

May 2003, 93cm
(she's teeny though )

MerryChristmasfromQV · 04/12/2006 10:39

DD - measured last week at 100.2cms (born april 2003) she is slightly above average height for a girl according to the charts.

tessasmum · 04/12/2006 10:39

DD was born in Feb 03 and is 101cm. Was tall to start with but seems about average now. I'm 5'10" and DH 6' so she was never going to be short

HTH

expatinscotland · 04/12/2006 10:47

I am short - 5ft., 3in. - but DH and his mother's side of the family are anything but.

DD1's paed reckons she will go to 5ft., 10 in or so. DH's mother is 5ft., 10in. She is 65 years old, and back when she was a young lady, her height was considered quite freakish.

Glad things have moved along since then.

rabbitrabbit · 04/12/2006 10:48

Ds is 100.5. I'm only 5'2 but dh is just over 6' so have no idea where ds will end up

serenitynightholynight · 04/12/2006 10:50

DD is 103 cm, but we shouldn't really be on here as she wasn't born until November 2003 Just avoiding getting off the PC and doing some tidying up!

NotAnOtter · 04/12/2006 10:54

INTERESTING - he is at nursery so will check when he gets back - jan 2003

aderyn · 04/12/2006 10:55

Goodness - my dd was born in Nov 2002 and she's only 96cm tall. I suspected she was petite but now I see it is true. Strange as DH and I are both tall.

Sorry for butting in!

DumbledoresGirl · 04/12/2006 10:57

Ds3 was born in Feb 2003 and I have no idea how tall he is, but he wears clothes aged 2-3 despite being nearly 4. (In other words, he is small).

If it helps you, ds1 (now 10) is tall for his age and when he was 3 and 7 months he was 104 cm (thank God for red books!)

Sugarmagnolia · 04/12/2006 11:08

DS born in June 2003 and was only about 95cm last time we checked, but we know he's small. (DH reckons he'll be a scrum-half apparently they are short and stocky ) I'm only 5'0 so it makes sense. Strangely DD is one of the tallest in her class - 116cm at 5 1/2.

expatinscotland · 04/12/2006 11:17

DD1 wears trousers for 5-year-olds. She's leggy. But she's also quite skinny so she has to wear adjustable waist trous or trous w/belts.

It's easier for her to wear dresses.

arfishyheauheauheau · 04/12/2006 11:20

DD was born in Dec 2002 & is 110cm.

ThrockenAroundTheChristmasTree · 04/12/2006 13:38

ooh - I maligned my boys - one is 98cm and on the 25% line, the other is a couple of cms smaller and is about the 10% line.

aderyn · 04/12/2006 13:40

At the beginning of this year, my DD1 was wearing trousers sized for 18-24months. I have earmarked them for DD2 to wear this winter. She has just turned one. She's my long-legged girl.

themulledSNOWMANneredjanitor · 04/12/2006 13:41

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Bramshott · 04/12/2006 13:48

DD was born Jan 2003 and is about 95cm. I know she's short though, but then so am I!

HollyandMistletoeforever · 04/12/2006 13:54

DS2 was also born in June 2003 and is 107cm tall, based on our marks on the door! He seems to be taller than a lot of 4 yr olds in his nursery class but I am used to it as DS1 is 14, 6'1 with size 11 feet and shows no signs of stopping yet.....

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