Recently, a mother in Zhejiang asked her daughter to jump rope 3000 times a day, which caused widespread concern. Why did mother do this? It turns out that this little girl is 13 years old this year, weighs 120 Jin and is 1.59 m tall. His mother skips rope 3000 times a day because he wants her to be thinner and taller, but I think this method is totally undesirable. Jumping rope 3000 times a day is too strong for children's health.

I think my mother's behavior is a bit irrational. Although the human skeleton is not completely closed, it is still possible to grow taller, but it can't be promoted. Height is a natural thing. Doesn't mean you can move up slowly through short-term efforts. Obviously, the child's mother is crazy, forcing such a big child to do such high-intensity exercise every day. I really can't understand how a mother can do this.

Second, the child feels pain in his left knee after exercise. Little girls often exercise for a long time and feel a little uncomfortable, and her left knee hurts a little. She felt that she had told her mother this feeling, but she didn't expect her mother to agree. So they quarreled for a long time, and her mother took the child to the hospital. Relevant people checked that the child was suffering from tibial epiphysis. The epiphysis of tibial tuberosity is a normal epiphysis at the upper end of calf tibia, with ligaments attached to it.

The growth and development of children are determined by many factors. Children's growth and development are actually related to many factors, of which exercise is only one, as well as nutrition, sleep mood and so on. Exercise itself does not play a key role. We should ensure the intake of nutrition and adequate sleep. At the same time, the amount of exercise is also great. Swimming and stretching are ok. Don't impose your ideas on children. What does it matter if you are tall and heavy as long as you are healthy?