What is the standard height and weight for a one-year-old baby?

Babies are the happy pills of a family and the new hope of a family. Especially in our country, the family model basically consists of six adults and one child, so the baby's physical condition has attracted more attention from adults. As the baby grows up day by day and enters the one-year-old stage, the baby's development slows down. How can we know that the baby's physical condition is good? We need to measure the baby's height and weight. So what is the standard height and weight for a one-year-old baby?

Height and weight standards for one-year-old babies:

Height and weight of one-year-old baby: At 12 months old, the height of a child reaches: The average height for a baby boy is 76.5 cm (70.9-82.1 cm). A height greater than 81.5 cm is too tall, and a height less than 70.7 cm is too short. The average height for girls is 75.1 cm (range 69.7-80.5 cm). Greater than 80.0 cm is too tall, and less than 68.6 cm is too short. The weight of 12-month-old children: average weight for boys is 9.9 kg (7.8-12.0 kg), and average weight for girls is 9.2 kg (7.2-11.3 kg).

One-year-old baby's intellectual development:

1. Body movement and control: When a baby sees a favorite toy on the ground while walking, he will squat down to play with it for a while, then stand up and continue walking.

2. Exploration and operation: The baby can put the cap on the empty beverage bottle

3. Language: When seeing dad and mom, the baby can actively call "Dad" and "Mom"

4. Social adaptation: Does your baby start to imitate adults and learn how to do housework? Such as: wiping the table, sweeping the floor.

The above is the height and weight standard for babies aged one year old. We hope that what we have introduced can help all parents. We all know that when the baby is one year old, the physical development begins to slow down, but the nutrition needed by their body is still increasing. Therefore, in daily life, we must pay attention to the baby’s diet, make some healthy and nutritious complementary foods as much as possible, and give the baby more exercise, so that the baby’s body can be healthier. Also, don't let your baby overeat, as this can easily lead to a waste of nutrients, and your baby may also suffer from obesity, indigestion and other conditions.