What is the height and weight standard for a 2-year-old boy?

When a baby is growing physically, each stage is different. Therefore, parents should pay attention to every stage of the baby's physical growth so that any abnormal conditions of the baby can be discovered in time and the baby's physical problems can be solved quickly. What are the standard height and weight for a 2-year-old boy? The following is a detailed introduction so that parents can have some understanding.

Height and weight standards for 2-year-old boys:

Boys: Height 78.3-99.5cm, weight 9.06-17.54kg, head circumference 44.6cm-52.5cm.

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 abilities of a 2-year-old baby include:

Language development: The baby's language ability has developed by leaps and bounds. He can utter two-syllable words and his vocabulary has also increased. He can gradually communicate in simple language like an adult and can express his wishes in words. Can understand more complex sentences, such as "Let's take the bus to the store", "Let's go to the park with Mom and Dad", "Let's go to grandpa and grandma's house", etc. Can understand 120-275 words and can say his own name.

Physical skills: Your baby becomes more active and learns to zip, draw with pencils or crayons, and throw a ball in several directions. The baby can eat independently and take off simple clothes.

Motor skills: The baby's ability to control things is enhanced, and he can use his actions to influence the surrounding environment. Most babies can run and jump, go up and down stairs independently, ride a tricycle, stack 4 layers of building blocks, and turn pages of books independently.

Cognitive ability: Notice the small details of some objects and the differences between them. The baby can correctly answer some simple questions asked by adults, follow simple instructions, and imitate one or two sentences from a nursery rhyme.

Emotional development: Develop a sense of right and wrong, and know what kinds of things will be praised or punished. Observation skills improve and vocabulary continues to enrich. I like to communicate with adults and correct their mistakes.

Social skills: intentionally imitate adults' actions and expressions, and ask adults for help and take advantage of it. At this time, the baby also starts to become disobedient (the first rebellious period) and becomes interested in children of the same age.

After understanding the height and weight standards for 2-year-old boys, if the height and weight of 2-year-old boys are not standard, they should be alleviated in time, and parents should also pay attention to the baby's ability development. Although you should not put too much burden on the baby at this time, it will not be of much benefit to the baby if the baby's ability development is not good.