How tall and heavy is a one year and two month old baby?

After the baby is born, his body and weight begin to develop. The body develops differently under different circumstances and at different ages. We can judge whether the baby's development is normal and whether he is lacking in certain nutrients by judging the baby's height and weight. Let's take a look at the height and weight of a one-year-and-two-month-old baby.

When the baby reaches the early childhood stage, his height no longer increases rapidly day by day, but grows steadily like sesame seeds blooming. If you haven't seen him for one month, he may have grown a lot taller in the next month. The weight gain has become less obvious, the baby seems to be getting thinner, the legs and neck seem to be longer, and the face is no longer long sideways. It is normal for the baby's fontanelle to close or not during this month. Many babies this age can drink from a cup and are keen to eat by themselves with a spoon. Able to perform actions with one hand and accurately pick up objects with fingers. The biggest change in the baby is that his balance ability has improved and he can stand more steadily than before. He can bend down, squat, and then stand up again without falling during the whole process.

1 year 2 months old baby growth quick reference table

1. Physical Standards for 1 Year and 2 Months Old

Weight: 8.7-13.2 kg for boys; 8-12.4 kg for girls.

Height: 73.7-85.1 cm for boys; 71.9-83.7 cm for girls.

Head circumference: 47.29 cm for boys and 46.00 cm for girls.

Teeth: 6-12 deciduous teeth emerge. 2. Developmental rules at 1 year and 2 months old:

Weight: The formula for calculating weight is: age multiplied by 2, plus 8 (age × 2 + 8 = weight in kilograms)

Height: The formula for calculating height is: age multiplied by 5, plus 75 (age × 5 + 75 = height in centimeters)

Anterior fontanelle: It is normal whether the fontanelle is closed or not.

The above is the height and weight of a one year and two month old baby. You can compare your own child with the above data. If you find that your child’s height and weight are somewhat different from the above values, you need to check your luck in time. In order to provide a good environment for your baby, you must observe your baby’s development.