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14 year old girl who weighs 7.71 stone and is 5'3 Is that over weight?
no you are not over weight
Is 9 stone over-weight for a twelve year old girl?
no
Is 8 stone an average weight for an 11 year old?
I am 11 and 6 stone and a half. It doesn't mean that your over weight because you may be really tall!
You are 11 years old and 8 stone are you over weight?
when i was 11 i weighed 6 and a half stone and i got told that an ideal weight for an 11 year old depending if u r a boy or a girl when you are a girl you usually hit puberty at 11 and start to lose baby fat at 13 but if you are a boy you tend to hit puberty later at 13 girl: 6-8 stone boy: 7-9 stone whatever gender you are you are an OK weight for your age be happy with your body and remember to eat healthy and do exersize!
I am 10 and weigh 7 and a half stone neally and I am 4 foot 6 am I over weight?
No you are not over weight, and as you grow you will become leaner naturally. At 10 you should be out enjoying yourself not worrying about being 7 stone.
What is the weight for a girl who is 5'3?
there isn't really a proper weight im 5'2 and just over 5 stone but there isn't a right or wrong weight to be
What is the average weight for a girl in year seven that is 5'2 they way 5 stone is that over weight?
no way, she is far to much underweight.
You are a 15 year old girl and weigh 11 stone and 8lb are you over weight?
It depends on your height.
An 11 year olg girl weighs 5 stone and is 148 cm tall Is she over weight?
no
Is a 14 year old girl that is quite tall but weighs 11 stone over weight?
how tall are you? to put things in perspective i am 15years old 5ft 6 weigh bout 11 and a half stone and i am overweight by about a stone. i dont really know weather this helps but hope it does.
You are 14 years old and you weigh 8 stone 5 you are also 5ft8 are you over weight?
Not at all, half a stone lighter and I'd say you are underweight.
You are a 15 year old girl you weigh 9 stone you are 5 ft 5 you think you are over weight is it true?
depends on what the "stone" stands for...
