Growth chart for boys:
Length at age 0 to 36 Months
Here's a growth chart to help you understand what your healthcare provider is looking at when he or she tells you where your baby is "on the charts."
Your healthcare provider will regularly measure the height and weight of your baby, and may plot his growth on a chart like the one below. You may also be told that your child is in a certain percentile for weight, based on his age.
These numbers in and of themselves don't mean a lot, as children grow and develop at different rates. These charts are helpful to make sure your child is growing consistently. If he or she slips off the curve (does not seem to be growing well), this may signal a problem.
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Weight chart for boys: age 0-36 months
Length chart for boys: age 0-36 months
Weight chart for girls: age 0-36 months
Length chart for girls: age 0-36 months
Head circumference chart for boys: age 0-36 months
Head circumference chart for girls: age 0-36 months
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About this information: This chart was provided by the National Center for Health Statistics, in collaboration with National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Revised May 2000. If you have questions about your health or that of your baby, consult your healthcare provider. Myria Media, Inc. accepts no responsibility for damages resulting from the use of this information and make no warranty or representation, either express or implied, including but not limited to, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This information is provided as is, and you, its user, assume all risks when using it.
