Augie Infant Growth Book

Augie Infant Growth Book helps the mother record the weight and increase of the child during the growing process, and plan the diet properly to help the child grow regularly.
With the improvement of people's living standards, parents blindly supplement and add meals in the process of feeding their children, so that infants and young children are often in a state of hypernutrition. The following is the comparison reference of standard weight and height for infants of different months and genders:
1. Boys:
Birth: Weight: 2.9-3.8kg, height: 48.2-52.8cm.
1 month old: Weight: 3.6-5.0kg, height: 51.2-57.0cm.
2 months of age: Weight: 4.3-6.0kg, height: 55.5-60.7cm.
3 months of age: Weight: 5.0-6.9kg, height: 58.5-63.7cm.
4 months of age: Weight: 5.7-7.6kg, height: 61.0-66.4cm.
5 months of age: weight: 6.3-8.2kg, height: 63.2-68.6cm.
6 months of age: Weight: 6.9-8.8kg, height: 65.1-70.5cm.
8 months old: Weight: 7.8-9.8kg, height: 68.3-73.6cm.
10 months of age: Weight: 8.6-10.6kg, height: 71.0-76.3cm.
12 months of age: Weight: 9.1-11.3kg, height: 73.4-78.8cm.
2. Girls:
Birth: Weight: 2.7-3.6kg, height: 47.7-52.0cm.
Age: 1 month: Weight: 3.4-4.5kg, height: 51.2-55.8cm.
2 months of age: Weight: 4.0-5.4kg, height: 54.4-59.2cm.
3 months of age: Weight: 4.7-6.2kg, height: 57.1-59.5cm.
4 months of age: Weight: 5.3-6.9kg, height: 59.4-64.5cm.
5 months of age: Weight: 5.8-7.9kg, height: 61.5-66.7cm.
6 months of age: Weight: 6.3-8.1kg, height: 63.3-68.8cm.
8 months of age: Weight: 7.2-9.1kg, height: 66.4-71.8cm.
10 months of age: Weight: 7.9-9.9kg, height: 69.0-74.5cm.
12 months of age: Weight: 8.5-10.6kg, height: 71.5-77.1cm.
The following is the formula for calculating the standard weight of infants and the growth rule of infant height:
1, 1-6 months of baby: standard weight (kg) = birth weight (or 3 kg) + month of age *0.6 (kg). For babies aged 7-12 months: standard weight (kg) = birth weight (or 3 kg) + month age *0.5 (kg).
2. The average length of a full-term baby is 50cm, and it will grow by about 25cm within the next year, to about 75cm at the age of one. During the first three months of life, it grows by an average of 2cm per month, after which it grows by an average of 1cm per month.