Growth chart
Enter a weight (and length or head size if you have them) to see where your child sits on the WHO and CDC growth charts. Saved only in this browser.
About your child
Growth charts are by age and differ for boys and girls, so the chart needs a birth date and sex.
Weight for age
Explain this chart
Cradle can talk you through the chart in plain words. Only the ages, sex and numbers are sent, never a name or date.
Add a measurement
Measurements
No measurements yet. Your pediatrician's visit notes or the birth record are a good place to start.
Percentiles use the WHO Child Growth Standards from birth to 2 years and the CDC growth charts from 2 years, the charts the CDC and AAP recommend. Healthy children sit all over these charts; a steady curve over time matters more than any one number. If your baby was born early, your pediatrician may plot them by corrected age. Newborn weight in the first weeks.