What is the standard height and weight for a 21-month-old baby?

From the birth of their children, parents have been paying attention to their children's health and observing their growth at all times. For example, let children drink milk every day to help them grow taller; they can take a variety of supplements every day so that they can fully absorb various vitamins and replenish the various nutrients needed by the human body. To ensure the children's physical health, reduce their illness, and allow them to grow up healthily.

A 21-month-old baby no longer looks like a big-headed doll. He can jump on the spot and push the cart to lift up. He can recite nursery rhymes and install protective devices on some furniture. Most babies can walk freely at this age. Some babies can not only change from walking to running, from running to walking, or from standing still to running, but also stop while running. If the baby runs fast and stops suddenly, he may lose his balance and fall forward. Babies are able to squat and maintain a short half-squat position several months earlier. At this age, your baby can maintain a semi-squat position for nearly 10 seconds. Most babies jump with their feet together. If your baby can jump thirty to fifty centimeters away, or even farther, his physical development is already very good. Your baby's physical skills also change, such as being able to unlock doors and latches on their own. At the same time, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that your baby can speak a lot, and can even count and recite Tang poems. When the baby is 21 months old, he has developed cognition of things and can distinguish colors, sizes, etc.

The body proportions of a 21-month-old baby have changed fundamentally. The baby no longer looks like a big-headed doll, and the measurements of the chest, head, and abdomen are almost the same. The legs have become longer and the neck is longer than before, so he can wear clothes with collars. The standard weight for boys is 9.7-14.8 kg; for girls it is 9.1-14 kg. The standard height for boys is 79.4-92.5 cm; for girls it is 78.3-91.1 cm. Weight and height between these proportions are considered normal. At the same time, the child will also grow 16 primary teeth.

Dear parents, think back to the changes your baby has gone through from birth to now. Don’t you find it magical? The healthy growth of the baby is the greatest wish of every parent. The baby is growing and changing every day. Paying attention to the baby's physical health can help parents discover the differences in the baby and understand the child better.