3-year-old baby height and weight

When the baby reaches the age of three, his weight will increase significantly and his height will grow faster. At this time, parents should measure the child's weight and height, and then compare the baby's growth and development with the developmental standards. At the age of three, the baby's height and weight must meet certain standards. In addition, there are certain standards for language function and motor function. Parents should understand this aspect.

3-year-old baby height and weight

Boys: weight 11.31-22.13kg; height 89.3-112.7cm; head circumference 46.2-53.9cm.

Girls: weight 10.95-21.69kg; height 88.4-111.3cm; head circumference 45.3-53.0cm.

Detailed explanation of baby's development indicators at 3 years old

Language: A 3.5-year-old baby can describe the human body’s appearance, such as “fat”, “thin”, etc. Can use complex modifiers, can use "I" and "my" instead of his or her own name, can say his or her last name and first name separately, and can name some daily actions.

Movement: Children no longer stand, run, jump and walk mechanically. They move very flexibly, whether forward, backward, or up and down stairs.

Small movements: The baby can move each of his fingers independently or in combination. The way of grasping a pen develops into a method more similar to that of an adult - thumb on one side and other fingers on the other side. Babies can also draw squares, circles or doodle freely.

Independence: ability to take care of oneself, such as being able to wipe one's mouth, wash hands, brush teeth, put on and undress, etc.

Social: Hopes to have an imaginary partner who can basically support his ideas and actions.

Emotional: Showing aggressiveness, selfishness, impatience, pride, domineering, and arbitrary. Will make excuses and make superficial judgments about oneself and others.

Nutritional recommendations for baby development at 3 years old

1. Prepare staple foods for every meal, such as bread, pancakes or a bowl of noodles. In this way, even if the child does not like to eat other things, he can still choose from these regular foods.

2. At this time, you should try to avoid some small hard foods, such as hard candies, chewing gum, peanuts and popcorn. These foods may get stuck in your child's trachea and cause him to choke.