Height and weight of one-year-old boy

The physical condition of the child is an issue that all parents are concerned about, not only the child's physical health, but also the child's physical development. Some parents pay special attention to their children's height because of their own height problems. Many industries have height requirements. In order to give their children more development opportunities, parents will pay great attention to this aspect. What should be the height and weight of a one-year-old boy with normal development?

1. Height and weight standards for one-year-old boys

The standard height for a one-year-old boy is 77.1-89.5 cm; the standard weight is 9.2-14.1 kg.

At one and a half years old, the height and weight standards for male babies are different and vary from person to person. Parents can refer to the baby's growth and development indicators to determine whether the baby is within the normal range.

1. Food should be nutritious and easy to digest. Do not let children eat overly sweet, sour or spicy food, as it can easily cause loss of appetite and indigestion. The food should be cooked softer, and can be changed from the original minced food, soup, and pureed food to diced, chunked, or shredded food. Do not eat foods that you should not eat, such as irritating foods and whole dried fruits (such as peanuts, melon seeds, walnuts, dried beans, etc.).

2. Babies between 1 and 1.5 years old are in the period of intellectual development. If you let your baby eat deep-sea fish (such as mackerel, salmon, and trout, etc.) regularly, they will naturally not lack intellectual factors.

3. Eggs cannot replace staple food after one year old. Some parents feed their babies eggs at almost every meal in order to make their babies grow stronger. This is very unscientific. Excessive intake of eggs will increase the burden on the baby's gastrointestinal tract, and in severe cases it will cause indigestion diarrhea in the baby.

2. One-year-old baby development indicators

1. Physical development

Weight: The average weight of baby boys is 10.42 kg and that of baby girls is 9.64 kg.

Height: The average height for boys is 78.02 cm, and for girls is 76.36 cm.

Head circumference: 46.93 cm for boys and 45.64 cm for girls.

Chest circumference: 46.80 cm for boys and 45.43 cm for girls.

Teeth: About 4-6 incisors erupt from the deciduous teeth.

Neuropsychiatric development of one-year-old babies

2. Sports function:

Can walk with one hand.

Can sit down from a standing position and turn around while sitting without help.

Eat food expertly with your fingers.

Needs help eating with a spoon.

3. Mind:

In addition to "Dad" and "Mom", he can also say words of 2-3 words. Can express wishes with sound.

Can find hidden toys.

Can play simple games and laugh when surprised.

Can insert a wooden peg into a round hole; scribble on paper with a crayon; drink water from a cup with help from others.

4. Social development:

Will cry to attract attention.

Accurately express anger, fear, jealousy, anxiety, sympathy, and stubborn personality.

He likes to show off in public and can listen to adults' advice.

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