How much is the height and weight of a five-month-old baby

The healthy growth of the baby is the most ardent expectation of parents. After a family has a baby, most of their energy will be transferred to him. Whether the baby eats well and sleeps well has become the most concerned issue. However, the baby is growing every day, and we don’t know what the normal height and weight standards for the baby are, so we still have some concerns. So let’s take a look at what the height and weight of a five-month-old baby are?

There are many indicators to measure children's growth and development. Such as weight, height, sitting height, head circumference, upper arm circumference, chest circumference, etc. Among many items, weight and height are the most representative and are important indicators reflecting growth and development. At 5-6 months old, the baby weighs about 6 kg, which is about twice the weight at birth, but is larger than at birth. Generally, babies gain an average of about 0.5 kg per month from birth to two months, about 0.3 kg per month from 10 to 12 months, and about 0.2 kg per month after 2 years old. These data can be used as a reference for mothers. The growth of children's weight and height does not increase in a straight line. Sometimes it is fast and sometimes it is slow. This is a physiological phenomenon.

Five-month-old baby:

1. Weight: 7.52 kg for boys and 6.87 kg for girls, increasing by 25-30 grams per day

2. Height: Boys 65.46CM, Girls 63.88CM

3.Head circumference: Boys 42.30CM, Girls 41.20CM

4. Chest: Boys 42.68CM, Girls 41.60CM

The height and weight of a five-month-old baby varies from person to person. Some babies are born smaller, so their weight will be very different at different times. As long as the baby is not particularly out of the standard, it is normal. As a parent, don't panic because of a slight difference. After all, not every baby's physical condition is the same.