How tall is a 16 month old baby?

After a child is born, many issues concern adults. Problems such as illness or poor development will make parents particularly distressed. Sometimes parents will compare the height and weight of their children. If the child's development is too different from that of other children, they will be very nervous, fearing that the child will never grow tall or lack nutrition. Now let's take a look at the height of a 16-month-old baby.

The height and weight standards for 16-month-old babies are:

Weight: 11.01 kg for boys and 10.6 kg for girls. A fluctuation of two kilograms is normal.

Height: 81.46 cm for boys and 80.68 cm for girls. A fluctuation of five centimeters is normal.

Of course, the baby's height and weight will also be related to genetics, or some children grow early, some children grow late, these will affect the baby's height and weight. This standard is only a reference. The key is to combine the baby's height and weight to see if the baby is overweight.

Or on the lighter side. During the baby's growth, the mother only needs to ensure that the baby's nutrition intake is balanced, provide the baby with a good growth environment (not just material), create a healthy and harmonious family atmosphere, and ensure that the baby can grow up healthily and happily. This is the best thing for the baby.

Good care. As long as the baby is healthy and lively, parents do not need to worry too much about other issues, because the child is still young and there is still a lot of room for change.

The normal height and weight standard range for a 16-month-old baby has been explained to parents. If the child is weak and prone to illness, then his development will be affected by this factor. Therefore, what parents need to pay attention to is to take good care of their child's daily life. On the contrary, if the child grows too quickly, it is also necessary to supplement the child with nutrition in time and provide the nutrients needed by the body.