Question

Do all parts of body grow at same rate? if not, how do all parts become proportional in size

Answer 1

Yes, all parts of our body grow at same rate.

Answer 2

Growth not only involves length and weight of a body, but also includes internal growth and development. A child's brain will grow the most during the first five years of life, reaching 90 percent of its final size. Growth also affects different parts of the body at different rates; the head reaches almost its entire size by age 1. Throughout childhood, a child's body becomes more proportional to other parts of his or her body. Growth is complete between the ages of 16 and 18, at which time the growing ends of bones fuse. Therefore, all parts of the body doesn't grow at the same rate. This is taken from Stanford Children's Health, The Growing Child, though the link can't be stated because of a certain rule in Brainly.