How much is the weight and height of a two month old baby

A two-month-old baby has already passed the confinement period, which is also a critical period for physical development. Nutrients must keep up. Many parents are always worried that their children lag behind other children in height and weight, and that their children are not developing well. So here is an introduction to the weight and height of a two-month-old baby.

The growth in height is relatively fast, with the average height of baby boys being around 58.5 cm and the average height of baby girls being around 56.8 cm. There are also individual differences in height growth, but they are not as significant as weight and the differences are relatively small.

There are many factors that affect height, including feeding, nutrition, disease, environment, sleep, exercise and so on. But the baby's height growth this month is not affected by genetics. Measuring your baby's height is the same as measuring weight, and should be done in a standard way (the neonatal method can be used). If standard measurements are performed and it is found that the baby's height growth is significantly behind the average, you should see a doctor in time, find out the cause, and receive treatment as soon as possible.

This month, the average sitting height for boys is about 40 cm, and for girls is about 39 cm.

The above are the standards for weight and height of two-month-old babies. There are still certain differences between boys and girls. This is related to the physiological differences between men and women. Therefore, girls are generally not as big as boys. This is a very normal phenomenon. Dear parents, there is no need to worry too much.