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📊 Baby BMI Calculator

Calculate your baby's Body Mass Index (BMI) and percentile. Track if your baby's weight is healthy for their height and age.

🔧 Baby Information

For babies 0-24 months

📊 BMI Results

18.3
Body Mass Index (BMI)
Healthy Weight
50th-85th Percentile
6.8
kg
61.0
cm

📋 Interpretation

Your baby's BMI is in a healthy range! Continue with current nutrition and growth patterns.

💡 Recommendations

  • Continue balanced nutrition
  • Regular pediatric check-ups
  • Encourage active play
  • Monitor growth trends over time

⚠️ Important: This calculator provides estimates based on CDC growth charts. Always consult your pediatrician for proper medical advice and diagnosis.

💡 Understanding Baby BMI

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BMI is Just One Tool

BMI is a screening tool, not a diagnostic tool. Always consult your pediatrician.

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Track Growth Over Time

Growth patterns matter more than single measurements. Track regularly.

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Nutrition Matters

Focus on nutrient-dense foods appropriate for your baby's age.

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Every Baby is Different

Genetics, activity level, and development stage all affect BMI.

Regular Check-ups

Schedule regular well-baby visits to monitor growth and development.

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Encourage Movement

Age-appropriate physical activity supports healthy growth.

📏 Average Weight & Length by Age

Birth

Weight: 5.5-10 lbs
Length: 18-22 in

3 months

Weight: 9.5-16 lbs
Length: 22-25 in

6 months

Weight: 13-20 lbs
Length: 24-27 in

9 months

Weight: 16-24 lbs
Length: 26-29 in

12 months

Weight: 18-27 lbs
Length: 28-31 in

18 months

Weight: 20-30 lbs
Length: 30-33 in

24 months

Weight: 22-33 lbs
Length: 32-36 in

*These are average ranges. Individual babies may vary significantly and still be healthy.

📊 BMI Categories Explained

Underweight (<5th percentile)

Baby's BMI is below the 5th percentile. May need additional nutritional support. Consult your pediatrician.

Healthy Weight (5th-85th percentile)

Baby's BMI is in a healthy range. Continue with balanced nutrition and regular check-ups.

Risk of Overweight (85th-95th percentile)

Baby's BMI is higher than average. Discuss nutrition and activity with your pediatrician.

Overweight (≥95th percentile)

Baby's BMI is significantly above average. Consult your pediatrician for guidance and support.