What is the height and weight of a one year and ten month old baby?

The growth of babies is an issue that many parents are more concerned about. However, the baby's height and weight can best reflect the baby's physical development. Many parents will be particularly worried every time they find that their babies are not as tall and heavy as babies of the same age. Especially for babies after weaning, they are afraid that the baby's diet and nutrition are unbalanced and affect the baby's growth. They are even afraid that the baby lacks calcium and trace elements. Then we must master the baby's height and weight development standards, so that we can reduce a lot of worries when taking care of the baby. This is especially important for babies who are about to turn two years old. Let's take a look at the height and weight of a one-year-and-ten-month-old baby.

What is the height and weight of a one year and ten month old baby?

The developmental standards for a 22-month-old child: 22-24 months Height: Boys: 80.9-94.9 cm, Girls: 79.6-93.6 cm Weight: Boys: 9.7-14.8 kg, Girls: 9.2-14.1 kg. Every baby develops differently. Nutrition has a great impact on physical development, especially weight, and the younger the baby is, the greater the impact. Because babies grow and develop quickly, the food they need is of higher quality than that of adults.

A 22-month-old baby can stand up easily from a sitting position without any help, which shows that the baby has a good balance. At this stage, mothers should help their babies learn to associate instead of doing it silently. It is of great significance to cultivate your baby's language association ability from now on. I can run freely and comfortably, stop and start, and learn to run. The baby will use objects of different heights to climb to higher places and get what he wants. Therefore, mothers can no longer place items that are out of the baby’s reach according to the height the baby can reach on flat ground or on a small stool as they did in the past. When babies start to like jumping games, you can draw lines of different distances on the ground and let the baby jump on the grids. You can also play the tortoise and rabbit racing game with the baby to train the baby's jumping ability. Your baby has the courage and ability to jump from high objects. Therefore, as long as the baby can get up, the baby will be likely to jump down bravely. This is one of the risk factors that may cause babies to fall from heights, and parents should take this into full consideration. When your baby is climbing up, remind him not to jump from objects that are too high, as he may get hurt. If you want your baby to practice jumping from a high place, it is best to place a soft cushion on the floor.

The baby's diet is balanced and comprehensive, with vegetables, meat and fruits every day, a reasonable combination of coarse and fine grains, and 400-500 ml of milk per day. The height, physique strength and developmental status of infants and young children are greatly affected by the genetic factors of their parents. If parents are tall, strong and have no illness, the growth and development of infants and young children will have a good foundation. If the parents are in poor health or have genetic diseases, the chances of the infant's growth being negatively affected are high. However, genetic factors are not absolutely unchangeable. For example, through exercise, attention to nutrition and enhanced disease prevention, the original biological genetics can be improved and enhanced so that children can grow and develop normally.

The above is an introduction to the height and weight of a one year and ten month old baby. After understanding it, we know that the growth standards of each baby are different. As long as the baby's height and weight are within the normal growth range, parents should not worry too much. However, when taking care of the baby, you cannot do whatever you want. You should let the baby develop good eating habits, not let the baby be picky about food, and take the baby to the hospital for regular physical examinations.