How tall is the baby at one and a half years old

Every parent is always afraid that their baby will suffer from malnutrition and poor development when taking care of the baby. They are always particularly worried about the baby's height and weight. Some parents are particularly worried and concerned every time they see that babies of the same age are taller than their own children. In fact, the growth conditions of each baby are different, and there are certain differences between boys and girls. Babies have certain cognitive abilities when they are about one and a half years old. So, the baby's development during this period is also what parents are most worried about. Let's find out how tall the baby is at one and a half years old.

How tall is the baby at one and a half years old

Growth indicators

Boys weigh 8.13-15.75kg and are 73.6-92.4cm tall; girls weigh 7.79-14.90kg and are 72.8-91.0cm tall.

Nutritional recommendations for baby development at 1 year and 6 months

1. Food should be nutritious and easy to digest. Do not let children eat overly sweet, sour or spicy food, as it can easily cause loss of appetite and indigestion. The food should be cooked softer, and can be changed from the original minced food, soup, and pureed food to diced, chunked, or shredded food. Do not eat foods that you should not eat, such as irritating foods and whole dried fruits (such as peanuts, melon seeds, walnuts, dried beans, etc.).

2. Babies between 1 and 1.5 years old are in the period of intellectual development. If you let your baby eat deep-sea fish (such as mackerel, salmon, and trout, etc.) regularly, they will naturally not lack intellectual factors.

3. Eggs cannot replace staple food after one year old. Some parents feed their babies eggs at almost every meal in order to make their babies grow stronger. This is very unscientific. Excessive intake of eggs will increase the burden on the baby's gastrointestinal tract, and in severe cases it will cause indigestion diarrhea in the baby.

The above is an introduction to the baby's height at one and a half years old. After understanding it, we know that as long as the baby's height and weight are within the normal growth range, parents should not worry too much. In addition, parents must pay attention to the baby's balanced diet and nutrition, do not let the baby develop a picky eating habit, and take the baby to the hospital regularly for physical examinations.