There is no direct relationship between the small size of the hands and feet of young children and their ability to grow taller. Height growth can be promoted by strengthening nutrition and other means, and medication can be used to intervene in some children with short stature. There is no direct relationship between the size of a child’s hands and feet and his or her height. There are many factors that affect height, including genetic factors (e.g., parents’ and family’s height levels), nutritional status (whether or not there is malnutrition), and whether or not the child is physically active. For the family height are high, healthy children without basic diseases by strengthening nutrition, regular physical exercise can help height growth, for some of the growth hormone deficiency of short children can be used under the guidance of the physician recombinant human growth hormone replacement therapy, can also make the height growth. The small size of the hands and feet of young children can not affect the growth of height, about the growth of height need to consult a specialist physician to give reasonable guidance and intervention recommendations.