im 17 and one month and a half and laely ive been gettting really hungry . no matter if i eat breakfast, im always hungry before lunch at school. also, i feel tingling sensation in my legs righ before i go to sleep. should i drink more milk? and is this a growth spurt? also my dad is liek a quarter of an inch still taller than me

(01-11-2010 05:54 PM)centerfield Wrote:  im 17 and one month and a half and laely ive been gettting really hungry . no matter if i eat breakfast, im always hungry before lunch at school. also, i feel tingling sensation in my legs righ before i go to sleep. should i drink more milk? and is this a growth spurt? also my dad is liek a quarter of an inch still taller than me

im very similar to you

I'm sorry to say, but that's a real difficult question to answer. My growth was steady, I don't remember having a growth spurt. -___-

could be

could be , just do the milk and the exercise thing first, there's nothing to lose over that

(01-11-2010 05:54 PM)centerfield Wrote:  im 17 and one month and a half and laely ive been gettting really hungry . no matter if i eat breakfast, im always hungry before lunch at school. also, i feel tingling sensation in my legs righ before i go to sleep. should i drink more milk? and is this a growth spurt? also my dad is liek a quarter of an inch still taller than me

same here

If you feel growing pains in your knees and your elbows while you're sleeping, you're undergoing growth. Whether or not it is a "spurt" depends on the velocity of height increase.

Although we usually talk about growth spurts and breastfed babies, there is no reason to think it doesn't happen to formula fed babies too. The main difference is that instead of having to breastfeed more frequently for a few days to increase their breast milk supply to meet their baby's increased demands, a baby fed formula can simply be given a little extra formula.

And that may be what you need to do. Four months is a common time when infants have growth spurts, but it is important to recognize that they can happen at any time. That is why there are few real 'rules' on feeding babies. You often have to play it by ear and feed them based on their demands.

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