Sep 23

Average infant weight and height chart

Average infant weight and height chart according to their age; from 1 month to 10 years old, you should know that all children are different, depending on the type of birth they have had (if they were to term) and genetics (especially height) of the parents:

GIRLS			BOYS
Age	Weight (pounds)	Height (inches)	Age	Weight (pounds)	Height (inches)
1 month	9.4	20.8	1 month	9.7	21.2
2 months	11.0	22.2	2 months	11.6	22.4
3 months	12.1	23.1	3 months	13.6	23.6
4 months	12.5	23.6	4 months	14.9	24.4
5 months	15.4	25.1	5 months	16.7	25.1
6 months	16.3	25.7	6 months	17.4	26.2
7 months	17.6	26.3	7 months	18.5	26.7
8 months	18.0	26.8	8 months	19.4	27.5
9 months	18.9	27.3	9 months	20.2	27.9
10 months	19.6	27.9	10 months	20.9	28.4
11 months	20.0	28.3	11 months	21.3	28.9

Age	Weight (pounds)	Height (inches)	Age	Weight (pounds)	Height (inches)
1 year	22.2	29.1	1 year	23.1	29.9
2 years	26.4	32.6	2 years	27.5	33.4
3 years	30.8	36.9	3 years	31.9	37.3
4 years	35.0	40	4 years	35.9	40.5
5 years	38.3	41.6	5 years	39.6	41.8
6 years	42.9	44.0	6 years	43.8	44.3
7 years	46.7	46.1	7 years	48.5	46.6
8 years	51.8	48.2	8 years	51.8	48.3
9 years	56.6	50.1	9 years	58.2	50.5
10 years	62.4	52.2	10 years	63.2	52.3

Your baby should not necessarily have the weight and height shown in the chart, you must consider the characteristics of your baby, as well as the conditions at the time of his birth, not because it is a little under weight, means that it is not nurtured. You can check with your pediatrician, your baby’s development.

This table is a guide for you if you see the weight or height of your child IS NOT PRETTY NORMAL, consult your pediatrician.

There are different sites that help you calculate the percentile growth of your child, http://www.percentilesinfantiles.es/ is one, but there are many more from different countries based on WHO rules.

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