Who Boys Growth Chart: Length / Height-For-Age, Birth to 5 Years (Percentiles)

The Who Boys Growth Chart is a tool used to track the length or height of boys from birth to 5 years of age. It provides percentiles to help assess if a child's growth is within the expected range for their age.

In the United States, the growth chart for length/height-for-age for boys from birth to 5 years is typically filed by healthcare providers such as pediatricians or family doctors. They monitor the growth of children and keep track of their measurements on these growth charts.

FAQ

Q: What is a boys growth chart?
A: A boys growth chart is a tool that shows the average length or height for boys at different ages.

Q: What does 'length/height-for-age' mean?
A: 'Length/height-for-age' means that the chart shows how a boy's length or height compares to other boys of the same age.

Q: What ages does the growth chart cover?
A: The growth chart covers the ages from birth to 5 years old.

Q: What are percentiles in a growth chart?
A: Percentiles in a growth chart represent the percentage of boys who fall into a certain range of length or height for their age.