Introduction to the height standard for three-month-old babies and related information

As young parents, you must be very concerned about your child's health. You must want to record every bit of your child's life, such as weight and height. I know you must be very concerned, so I would like to introduce you to the height of three-month-old babies. I hope it can help you to keep track of your child's growth!

1. The growth and development standards of a three-month-old baby. A three-month-old baby is very different from when he is just born and has officially entered infancy. Let us now understand the growth and development standards of a 3-month-old baby.

2. Body appearance and growth: The skin is delicate, shiny and elastic, the facial skin becomes clean, the milk scab disappears and the eczema is alleviated. Physical standard weight:

The average weight of a baby boy is about 6.4 kg, and the normal range is 5.0-8.0. The average weight of a baby girl is about 5.8 kg, and the normal range is: 4.5-7.5. Height: The average height of a baby boy is about 61.4 cm, and the normal range is 57.3-65.5. The average height of a baby girl is about 59.8 cm, and the normal range is: 55.6-64.0.

Head circumference: The average head circumference of a baby boy is about 40.8 cm, and the average head circumference of a baby girl is about 39.8 cm. Head circumference is a direct symbol of brain development and affects the baby's future intellectual development.

Developmental weight: This month the baby can gain 0.9 to 1.25 kg. This month should be a month when the baby's weight gains are relatively rapid. On average, it can increase by 40 grams per day, and about 250 grams per week.

Height: Your baby's height can increase by about 3.5 cm this month. Head circumference: Can grow by approximately 1.9 cm. Anterior fontanelle: The anterior fontanelle does not change much in a one-month-old baby. There is no skull at the fontanelle, so please take care to protect it.

3. Development of physical skills This month, as the grasping reflex disappears, children begin to grasp unconsciously, which marks the beginning of the development of hand movements. The development of hand movements is also called the development of fine motor skills.

Reach things with hands: but often can't reach them and appear clumsy. And they can hold the toy in their hands tightly and try to put it in their mouths. Once in the mouth, the toy is sucked like a nipple instead of chewing on it.

Look at hands and play with hands: Look at your own hands carefully, clasp them together and place them in front of your chest to play with them.

Start learning to suck the thumb: For babies of this age, sucking their fingers is a motor skill that babies of this age possess, so mothers should not stop them.

Your child is your treasure. I know you all love and care about your child. The little dynamics of the child will make us very happy. So here is the height of a three-month-old baby that I would like to introduce to all young parents!