What is the height and weight of a 15-month-old baby?

It is the common wish of all parents that their baby can grow up healthily and happily, especially after the baby is one year old. The baby will understand more and more things, and life will gradually become more regular. However, during this period, what parents are most worried about is the baby's growth and development, fearing that the baby will be malnourished due to improper diet. So, what is the height and weight of a 15-month-old baby!

What is the height and weight of a 15-month-old baby?

15-month-old boy: Height: 71.6--86.7CM, Weight: 7.4--14.3KG

Baby girl: Height: 69.3--85.7CM, Weight: 6.7-14.1KG. It is normal within this range.

The development of a baby's abilities mainly refers to the comprehensive development of gross motor skills, fine motor skills, vision, hearing, touch, smell, taste, language, emotions, and social skills. However, the focus is slightly different for each baby at each age, which is also related to the baby's own developmental characteristics. The basic skills of a 1-year-3-month-old baby include:

Cognitive ability: Most babies at this age can consciously call dad, mom, and even grandpa, grandma, uncle, and aunt.

Language skills: Can master up to about 100 words, understand about 200 words, and can use 40-50 of the 63 gestures. A baby may be able to utter one or two three-word sentences, but not being able to utter a single-word sentence does not mean that he is abnormal.

Gross movements: Can hold onto a railing or other object and lift one little foot.

Fine Motor Skills: Can turn the pages of a thick picture book, but may turn multiple pages at a time rather than one at a time.

The above is an introduction to the height and weight of a 15-month-old baby. After understanding it, we know that the baby's physical growth will have a certain range. We must pay special attention to the baby's diet. We must pay attention to the nutritional balance and take the baby to the hospital regularly for physical examinations. Once the baby lacks trace elements, it must be supplemented under the guidance of a doctor. Do not supplement the baby with calcium or trace elements privately. In addition, take the baby outdoors to bask in the sun and exercise more often, which can improve the body's immunity.