How to use

This baby growth chart uses data about affluent Indian babies, from the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.
This is the same data your paediatrician uses.
Each of the standard lines in the baby growth chart has a number attached to it (97%, 75%, 50%, 25%, 3%)
The number represents a percentile. So the 97% line represents the height or weight below which 97% of Indian babies are measured at
Your baby's data is represented as the big red circle on the baby growth chart
To print a baby growth chart, press the right mouse button when your mouse pointer is over the title of the baby growth chart, and select the "print" option

Differences

This baby growth chart uses the same data as the baby growth chart in your paediatrician's office
It just look different because in this baby growth chart, the months are marked from 1 to 36, in equal steps. In your doctor's baby growth chart the steps are not equal. That baby growth chart counts from 1 through 12 in equal steps and then jumps to 18, 24, 30 and 36.
But in either baby growth chart, your baby's growth is tracked correctly and accurately.

centimetres

kilograms

(If your baby weighs 5 kgs and 375 grams, enter 5.375)