5''6 with size 10 feet! i'm 14...am i gettin taller?

Just for the reccord. I never got my period yet. I did have a growth sturt over the summer. Does that mean im done? I mean my feet are like flippers! not only are they long, but they are super wide too!! im a midjet with monster feet. (my dad was 6 odd...

feet and my mom was 5''6 are so)

everyone gets there growth stunts at different ages. I dont think it has anything to do with the period thing
I got my period and im a petite 5'2

I think you are going to get taller but at a slower rate

for instance I am 5'8 slowly moving towards 5'9 and I wear size 11 ^.^

5.6 is not small for a girl I think 5.5 is the average hight size 10 feet is quite big though thats almost as big as my feet and im 6.2

I know wht yu mean im 5'5 and my feet are size 9 and there wide I hate it bt I do have my period and im 13

bt I hope its normal

I'm sure you are not done growing.. and I'm also sure your body will grow into your feet. if not, take up scubadiving or snorkeling you won't need flippers ) I'm joking...I'm sure they look fine.

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After you have had your first period you will still grow taller for approx. 1,5 years (on average, there is a lot of individual variation). Your feet will also grow, because the growth areas of your bones are still open.
If you feel you will grow much taller than your parents and if you are of a different build (slim, long arms and legs) than your parents, it might be a good idea to go see your GP (or if possible: a pediatric endocrinologist). It depends on where you come from; in my country you would be considered quite normal. :-)
Best regards,
a Scandinavian Doctor