Baby Growth Chart Considerations. ... The CDC recommends using the WHO growth charts for all babies—regardless of whether they are breastfed or formula-fed—during the first two years of life.

It's totally normal for kids to be bigger or smaller than others at the same age. What's more important is that they grow steadily over time. Growth charts are just a guide – While they show averages ...

I have found a wonderful resource for families: a free BMI calculator (https://mygrowthcharts.com). A family account saves data, tracks growth online, uses standard World Health Organization (WHO ...

Despite the mix of breast (33%) and bottlefed (66%) infants in the population used to establish these norms, the CDC recommended that the 2000 growth charts were the most appropriate to screen ...