Standard table of baby's height and weight: let the baby grow up healthily

With the improvement of the quality of life, the average height of the baby has also improved significantly. Every parent wants his children to grow sturdily. So, do you know the standard table of children's height and weight? Let's get to know it together!

Detailed reference standard

Here is a detailed baby height and weight standard table, which can help you understand whether the baby's height and weight are normal.

Standard formula for measuring infant weight

According to the baby's age and month age, different weight standard measurement formulas can be used. For example, 1-6-month baby weight = birth weight+month age ×0.6.

The law of infant height growth

The average length of full-term babies is 50cm, about 75cm when they are one year old, and then increases by about 5cm every year. It is abnormal that the height exceeds or falls below the standard 10%.

Factors affecting baby's height

The baby's height is influenced by many factors, including nutrition, sleep, exercise, disease, heredity, environment and so on. Parents need to pay attention to these factors, reasonably arrange their baby's diet, work and rest and exercise, so that the baby can grow up healthily.

Monitor your baby's height and weight regularly.

Parents need to regularly monitor the baby's height and weight, find problems in time and take measures. Only in this way can the baby grow up healthily.