Varies: Pre-pubertal growth spurt can start as early as 9-10, with pubertal growth spurt following by about a year, and growth continuing even after pubertal growth spurt ends. For some children late onset puberty is not uncommon. Every child is different, and their hormonal clock is usually genetically inherited.
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