What is the normal height for a one year and two month old baby?

Height is an issue that most of us parents are concerned about. We always think that the taller our children are, the better, and our requirements for height have become higher. For babies, this issue is also an issue that all parents are concerned about, because they think that this issue should be started from an early age, so the height of children is also very important to them. So what is the normal height? Let me tell you what the answer to this question is.

There is a growth curve on the baby’s homepage where you can see the standard proportions. But don't worry too much. Individual genetics vary. Some grow slowly now, and will grow more when they grow up. Some people grow fast now, but will grow slowly when they grow up. Or children with tall parents will also be tall, and children with short parents may not grow very tall, but there are always exceptions.

It's hard to say. If you are very worried, you can take your baby to the hospital for a physical examination to see what the baby's physical fitness is at this age. I personally think that babies' physical fitness is different. Some babies grow late, and some babies grow early. As long as the baby eats normally, there will be no problem.

Hello, the following are the height and weight standards for babies under 10 years old, for reference only

Age Group Male Female

Weight (kg) Height (cm) Weight (kg) Height (cm)

Newborn 2.9-3.8 48.2-52.8 2.7-3.6 47.7-52.0

January 3.6-5.0 52.1-57.0 3.4-4.5 51.2-55.8

February 4.3-6.0 55.5-60.7 4.0-5.4 54.4-59.2

March 5.0-6.9 58.5-63.7 4.7-6.2 57.1-59.5

April 5.7-7.6 61.0-66.4 5.3-6.9 59.4-64.5

May 6.3-8.2 63.2-68.6 5.8-7.5 61.5-66.7

June 6.9-8.8 65.1-70.5 6.3-8.1 63.3-68.6

August 7.8-9.8 68.3-73.6 7.2-9.1 66.4-71.8

October 8.6-10.6 71.0-76.3 7.9-9.9 69.0-74.5

December 9.1-11.3 73.4-78.8 8.5-10.6 71.5-77.1

15 months 9.8-12.0 76.6-82.3 9.1-11.3 74.8-80.7

18 months 10.3-12.7 79.4-85.4 9.7-12.0 77.9-84.0

21 months 10.8-13.3 81.9-88.4 10.2-12.6 80.6-87.0

2.0 years old 11.2-14.0 84.3-91.0 10.6-13.2 83.3-89.8

2.5 years old 12.1-15.3 88.9-95.8 11.7-14.7 87.9-94.7

3.0 years old 13.0-16.4 91.1-98.7 12.6-16.1 90.2-98.1

3.5 years old 13.9-17.6 95.0-103.1 13.5-17.2 94.0-101.8

4.0 years old 14.8-18.7 98.7-107.2 14.3-18.3 97.6-105.7

4.5 years old 15.7-19.9 102.1-111.0 15.0-19.4 100.9-109.3

5.0 years old 16.6-21.1 105.3-114.5 15.7-20.4 104.0-112.8

5.5 years old 17.4-22.3 108.4-117.8 16.5-21.6 106.9-116.2

6.0 years old 18.4-23.6 111.2-121.0 17.3-22.9 109.7-119.6

7.0 years old 20.2-26.5 116.6-126.8 19.1-26.0 115.1-126.2

8.0 years old 22.2-30.0 121.6-132.2 21.4-30.2 120.4-132.4

9.0 years old 24.3-34.0 126.5-137.8 24.1-35.3 125.7-138.7

10.0 years old 26.8-38.7 131.4-143.6 27.2-40.9 131.5-145.1

Don't rely too much on the standard, as long as the baby is healthy.

If you are worried, go to the hospital to check the trace elements to see if you are calcium deficient.

The height issue has always been a very common problem and an issue that many people are concerned about. The baby's height issue is also of concern to many people. Therefore, this height issue has always been a concern for us. The above tells you what the standard height of babies should be. Parents who are concerned about this height issue can write this down and then compare it with their baby to know whether their baby's height is normal or not.