What age do girls stop growing?

Girls stop growing after they have complete puberty. For girls, puberty usually occurs when they are between the ages of 13 and 18 years old.

A girl's growth rate depends on her genetics. For instance, if a girl's parents are tall, she is likely to be tall as well. Girls can grow beyond puberty if they are eating nutritionally balanced meals daily and drinking plenty of water. It is important for girls to eat healthy meals and drink plenty of water throughout every stage of growth and development. A daily vitamin that includes vitamins D, A and B can help girls grow taller. Foods that are rich in zinc and calcium are also essential for healthy growth.