Compare your child's growth to WHO/CDC standards.
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This assessment provides statistical probability and mathematical interpretation based on validated clinical equations. It is not a diagnostic tool.
Evaluates a child's height and weight relative to their peer group of the same age and gender. Tracking percentiles over time is the most effective way for parents and pediatricians to monitor healthy developmental progress.
The modern growth charts were first standardized by the CDC in 1977 and updated in 2000 to reflect the more diverse ethnic profile of the modern population.
Don't panic about one measurement. Genetic potential and growth 'spurts' make child growth non-linear. Look for the 'curve' over 6-12 months.