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Available human evidence does not show that drinking coffee or caffeine stunts children’s final height, although excessive caffeine can disrupt sleep, nutrition, and other aspects of health.
Coffee is not supported as a cause of stunted human growth. Children may still be advised to avoid caffeine because of sleep, nutrition, cardiovascular, and behavioral concerns, which are different from reduced height.
Long-term randomized trials measuring coffee consumption and final adult height in children are lacking, so evidence relies mainly on observational research and clinical reviews.
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