Height-Weight Chart for Boys and Girls

Height-Weight Chart for Boys and Girls
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“Looking for a reliable height-weight chart for boys and girls? Our comprehensive guide includes age- and gender-specific charts that can help you track your child’s growth and development. We also provide information on how to interpret the charts and what to do if your child falls outside the expected range. Trust us as your go-to source for all things height-weight charts.”

First of all, remember that there are slight differences in the height and weight development of boys and girls , and that each baby’s development is unique. If you think that your baby has deficiency or excess according to the table below, we recommend that you consult your doctor.

Remember, your baby’s birth length and weight may vary depending on the week of birth.

If you gave birth at 40 weeks, your baby should be between 48-52 cm in length and around 3000 grams in weight.

What are the Height and Weight Averages for Baby Boys?

Many mothers wonder about their baby’s development process. Is my baby’s height normal? Is my baby’s weight normal? How is his development by month? We created a table of height and weight indexes for baby boys based on the questions.

As you can see in the table, baby weight gain varies by month. Because each and every baby is unique and special.

You can provide your baby with a healthy diet by giving only breast milk for the first 6 months.

Remember! Breast milk is the ideal food for your baby for the first 6 months. Even a drop of breast milk is a miracle for your baby 

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Baby Boy Month Month Weight and Height Ratio
Lowest LengthHighest HeightLowest WeightHighest Weight
1 month old51 cm60 cm3000 gr5750 gr
2 Months53 cm63 cm3600 gr6600 gr
for 3 months55 cm65 cm4150 gr7500 gr
4 Months57 cm68 cm4600 gr8250 gr
5 months old58 cm70 cm5100 gr9000 gr
6 month old60 cm73 cm5500 gr9600 gr
7 months62 cm75 cm6000 gr10200 gr
8 months63 cm77 cm6300 gr10900 gr
9 Months65 cm79 cm6700 gr11300 gr
10 Months66 cm80 cm6950 gr11900 gr
11 Months68 cm82 cm7200 gr12200 gr
12 Months69 cm83 cm7450 gr12500 gr

What are the Averages of Height and Weight in Baby Girls?

Is my baby’s weight normal? We have prepared a height and weight chart for baby girls for mothers who are wondering. By examining the table below, you can check whether your baby’s weight is normal for the month.

Your baby may fall back to his birth weight in the first month. In this case, do not worry about losing weight, your baby may experience a slight weight loss by swelling after birth.

Many mothers attribute this to their lack of milk. However, it is wrong to think so. If you have an adequate and balanced diet, and if you get the energy you need from quality sources, your milk is probably sufficient for your baby. 

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Baby Girl Month Month Weight and Height Ratio
Lowest LengthHighest HeightLowest WeightHighest Weight
1 month old50 cm59 cm2950 gr5400 gr
2 Months52 cm62 cm3500 gr6400 gr
for 3 months54 cm65 cm4000 gr7200 gr
4 Months56 cm68 cm4500 gr8000 gr
5 months old57 cm70 cm5000 gr8700 gr
6 month old59 cm72 cm5400 gr9250 gr
7 months61 cm73 cm5800 gr9800 gr
8 months62 cm75 cm6150 gr10350 gr
9 Months63 cm77 cm6500 gr10800 gr
10 Months64 cm79 cm6750 gr11200 gr
11 Months65 cm80 cm7000 gr11200 gr
12 Months66 cm81 cm7200 gr12000  gr

If Your Baby’s Weight Is Low;

Dear mothers, Your child could be underweight. First of all, I would ask you not to worry and sit back and continue reading the suggestions. 

We mentioned that you should give your baby breast milk for the first 6 months. The baby who cannot get breast milk for various reasons should be fed with formulaAt 6 months, complementary foods are gradually introduced , but until the age of 2, your baby’s main meal is still breast milk. Complementary foods are your baby’s snacks.

More information on additional nutrients can be found in our article on 6 month old baby nutrition.

First of all, you should find out the reason for your baby’s low weight. You can progress by observing your baby and consulting the doctor who monitors your baby’s development.

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If your baby has no appetite, so he cannot gain weight and is low; First of all, remind yourself that your baby will eat when hungry and will not starve.

Every baby’s appetite is different. Some babies eat less and are more picky. You have to make eating fun for your hungry baby. However, this does not mean eating with television or commercials.

You can prepare fun plates for him to make eating fun. While eating, you can talk about things your baby will love.

Attention! Check to see if your baby is zinc and iron deficient. Zinc and iron can cause loss of appetite.

We do not recommend giving your baby syrups that increase appetite. Appetite-enhancing syrups can cause allergies in some babies. Do not use without consulting your doctor.

Feed your anorexia’s baby. Make an effort to provide nutritious foods. Keep away from empty energy sources. It is wrong to give unhealthy foods to your baby to gain weight. You can make nutritious recipes for your baby at home by yourself.

If Your Baby Is Overweight;

Being overweight often means that you are well fed in our society. Actually, it is not quite true, because;

In the researches;  It has been determined that most of the various diseases such as diabetes, coronary heart diseases and some cancer types seen in adults are related to wrong eating habits in childhood.

First of all, you should observe why your baby is gaining weight. Where is he doing wrong? or is it done?

Your baby takes you as an example in nutrition, as in everything else. You should be a guiding guide in order to give your baby healthy eating habits .

Try to keep your baby away from empty energy sources and junk food. Be careful about forbidden foods before 1 year old.

Remember, your baby will not know the taste of any food unless you introduce it!

If your baby is under a year old, make them without salt; if they are over a year old, make them less salty. Remind yourself that sugar is an empty source of energy and your baby does not need sugar at all. You can substitute nutritious foods like molasses for sugar.

Finally, I suggest you learn how to feed your baby according to the month and seek help from an expert.

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