Growth charts and percentile tables
330 tables computed from the WHO Child Growth Standards (birth to 2) and the CDC 2000 growth charts (2 to 20), the pairing CDC recommends for US children. Every value is calculated from the published LMS tables, and every table downloads as CSV.
WHO Child Growth Standards · 0–24 moCDC 2000 growth charts · 2–20 y
Values in kg.
Girls’ weight-for-age, birth to 5 years: WHO to 24 months, CDC 2000 after, as CDC recommends.
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| Age | Weight | Length / height | Head | BMI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 2 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 4 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 6 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 9 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 12 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 18 months | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — |
| 2 years | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys |
| 3 years | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys |
| 5 years | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — | GirlsBoys |
| 10 years | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — | GirlsBoys |
| 15 years | GirlsBoys | GirlsBoys | — | GirlsBoys |
Understand the numbers
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