The charts below will give you an idea of how your mini-me compares to the average height and weight for kids in their age group. But keep in mind: The numbers in these charts are just a benchmark.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends using the World Health Organization (WHO) weight chart for babies up to 2 years of age. According to the WHO, the average birth ...

Your pediatrician will place your child’s measurements on a chart that compares them to the average height and weight for someone your child’s age. These are known as percentiles. The 50th ...

To tell whether a young adolescent has a healthy weight, it can help to know the average for their age and sex ... percentiles on the CDC’s growth chart there has been a drastic change in ...

The charts above are approximations of typical lifetime weight gain ... that the average person typically puts on 1 to 2 pounds a year from early adulthood through middle age.

The estimates of the average weight and height for females depend on age. But if you live a balanced ... You can use this chart to find your ideal weight by height. To calculate your waist-to ...

(The C.D.C. charts go up to age 19, while the W.H.O. charts ... was far below the national average for height (and likely weight), her daughter was probably going to be on the lower end of the ...