What is the height and weight of a 13 month old baby?

The baby's physical condition and health problems are often the issues that adults pay the most attention to, because in today's society children are the backbone of their parents, and the baby's life is very fragile. Today I will tell you about the specific height and weight of a 13-month-old baby. It can be used as a reference for your child's growth. I hope this description can help parents have a better understanding of their children's growth.

The standard height of a 13-month-old boy is 74-80 cm, and that of a girl is 72-79 cm; the weight of a boy is 9.3-11.5 kg, and that of a girl is 8.6-10.9 kg. The average height of a 13-month-old girl is 75.2 cm, and the average weight is 9.80 kg. Although the growth of a baby has certain rules, it is affected by many factors within a certain range, and there are large individual differences. Therefore, the normal value is not absolute. As long as your baby is in general good condition, has a good appetite, normal urination and defecation, and normal growth and development, it means that the baby is healthy.

Your baby may have 6-9 primary teeth now. If there is no significant difference in weight compared to last month, don't worry, it does not mean that your baby is lagging behind in growth and development. Most babies cannot take steps forward on their own at this stage, but they can stand up with the strength of their legs and can hold on for a few seconds or longer.

As the baby grows older, he or she becomes more willing to exercise, is never idle, and sleeps less. The baby's personality traits become more obvious and his self-awareness is further enhanced. He likes to say "no" to you and refuse your requests. The more you don't let him do something, the more interested he is. Your baby is beginning to communicate with you through body language, and because his vocabulary is not very large yet, he will use other ways to let you know what he wants.

I have a strong curiosity and want to try everything. The baby has independent thoughts and wills, and if the parents' demands do not meet the baby's wishes, he will rebel. Able to stand independently and bend down to pick up things, then stand up again; able to get up by himself if he falls. When first learning to walk, your baby may walk on his toes. His ability to imitate is further enhanced, and he likes to do things by himself when eating.

Through the above description, do you have a better understanding of the specific height and weight of a 13-month-old baby? I hope this can be helpful to you. If you are not very clear about some of your child’s behaviors or performances, please be sure to consult a local doctor! Because the baby is still young, we cannot allow any mistakes in their development and health.