What is the normal range of a child's pulse?

The healthy growth of children is what parents are most concerned about. Heart rate can reflect many aspects of a child's physical condition, especially the range of the child's pulse. You can understand the child's condition by measuring the heart rate. Therefore, it is important to know the normal range of a child's pulse. So, what is the normal range of a child's pulse? Let's take a closer look below.

After measuring the child's heart rate, you can determine whether the child's heart rate is normal by comparing it with the normal range. If you find that your child's heart rate is too fast or too slow, parents should communicate with the doctor in time to see if an arrhythmia examination or other related examinations are needed.

In order to ensure that children can grow up healthily, parents should measure their children's heart rate regularly and record the changes in their children's heart rate. Once any abnormality is found, they should seek medical attention as soon as possible to prevent some health problems.

The pulse rate is the number of times the pulse beats per minute. The normal pulse rate of children is generally as follows, which parents can use as a reference:

Fetus: 140-150 beats/min

Newborn baby: 130-140 times/min

1 month to 1 year old: 110-130 times/min

2 years old: 96-115 times/min

3 years old: 86-105 times/min

7-14 years old: 76-90 times/min

The above is an introduction to the normal range of children’s pulse. I hope it will be helpful to parents. Children nowadays are very prone to various diseases. In daily life, parents should pay attention to testing various conditions of their children's bodies. If necessary, they can go to a regular hospital for a professional physical examination to ensure that possible problems with the child can be discovered in time.