Height standard for 11-month-old baby

Nowadays, many new parents are accumulating experience through constant exploration regarding their children’s growth, and are not very clear about the physical changes in their children as they grow, so we should learn more about this in our daily lives. What is the standard height for a baby at eleven months old? Let’s take a closer look and compare to see whether your baby is growing healthily.

Weight standard:

Eleventh month

◎ Physiological indicators

At eleven months old, the baby boy weighs 7.9 to 12.0 kg and is 69.6 to 80.2 cm long. The baby girls weigh 7.2 to 11.3 kg and are 67.5 to 78.7 cm long. 4 to 6 pieces are produced.

◎ Parenting tips

Complementary foods begin to become staple foods, and breast milk and cow's milk become side dishes. Most breastfed babies are weaned. If you don't add enough eggs, fish, beef, etc. to your side dishes, you will lack animal protein. You should ensure that your baby gets enough animal protein, but you don't have to stick to the amount mentioned in the book. It should be determined based on your baby's appetite. Add less salt and sugar to complementary foods. Gradually let your baby come into contact with strangers to help him overcome his fear of strangers. Continue to develop your baby's language by showing him picture books and telling him stories. Train your baby to walk. Do not allow your baby to do things that he should not do. Ignoring it will cause your baby to develop bad habits. Train your baby's independence, but ensure your baby's safety.

◎ Developmental indicators

He can walk when an adult holds his hand; he can accurately understand the meaning of simple words; he can call grandma, aunt, etc.; he can point out some parts of his body; he can raise his finger to indicate that he is one year old; he does not want his mother to hold others; he has a preliminary sense of self.

The above introduction is just the approximate weight and height of an average child at eleven months old. It is not very rigorous, so I hope that parents will treat the above data as a reference, not absolute. However, if the situation is quite different, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination to see if your baby is developing healthily. If there is a problem, treatment can be started early.