Height and weight standard for three and a half year old baby

Babies need to be vaccinated regularly for a long time after birth, which will make their future growth healthier. In addition, new mothers will pay attention to some of the baby's physical signs after the baby is born, such as height, weight, etc. These numbers can clearly show whether the baby is growing normally and whether it is necessary to start cultivating the baby's motor skills, language skills, etc. So what is the standard height and weight for a three and a half year old baby?

By the age of 3 and a half, the baby's brain weight is close to the range of adult brain weight, and the development rate will slow down thereafter. The baby can now sleep alone, and is accustomed to the sleeping, toilet, brushing teeth and other routines. He can basically take care of himself. Now the baby can go to kindergarten. Now let’s take a look at the height and weight standards for three and a half year old babies.

Height and weight standard for three and a half year old baby

Boys weigh 10.61-20.64kg and are 86.3-109.4cm tall; girls weigh 10.23-20.10kg and are 85.4-108.1cm tall.

Note: The above data is compiled based on the Ministry of Health's "Reference Standards for Growth and Development of Children Under 7 Years Old in China".

Capability Indicators

Your baby can already make most sounds. You can do vertical jump and standing long jump. Language: A 3.5-year-old baby can describe the human body’s appearance, such as “fat”, “thin”, etc. Can use complex modifiers, can use "I" and "my" instead of his or her own name, can say his or her last name and first name separately, and can name some daily actions.

Movement: Children no longer stand, run, jump and walk mechanically. They move very flexibly, whether forward, backward, or up and down stairs.

Small movements: The baby can move each of his fingers independently or in combination. The way of grasping a pen develops into a method more similar to that of an adult - thumb on one side and other fingers on the other side. Babies can also draw squares, circles or doodle freely.

Independence: ability to take care of oneself, such as being able to wipe one's mouth, wash hands, brush teeth, put on and undress, etc.

Education of a three and a half year old baby

1. Physical exercise

He can ride a tricycle and run fast, but sometimes he falls down. He can use scissors and hold a full cup of water. He can take off his pants and clothes by himself, put on pants and wear clothes without buttons. He can draw straight lines and simple figures and landscapes.

2. Language skills

The child's vocabulary should reach over 200 words, and he or she should be able to use polite expressions, have complete conversations with adults, express his or her own ideas, etc. The content of their speech begins to become richer. They can fully describe events and use polite expressions. They have a certain understanding of the language and will deliberately repeat words that they think are interesting to make people laugh.

3. Observation

The baby's observation ability becomes more and more detailed. He begins to notice the differences between objects and make more complex classifications. Place fruits, vegetables, stationery, etc. of the same color in front of your baby and let him or her sort them by himself or herself.

4. Cognitive ability

The baby's thinking begins to transition to concrete and figurative thinking. He can rely on associating things in his memory with concrete things, and can think about problems using the knowledge he already knows, has seen, and has heard. Have a preliminary understanding of the concept of time; know where parents work; be able to distinguish between winter and summer clothes and food, and know one's own gender, name and age.