The health of a baby's body is closely related to whether they have normal height and weight. Whether a baby's body is healthy can not only be seen from whether they are lively and mentally good, but also from their height and weight. So, what is the average height and weight of a 4-month-old baby?
Most babies are 50 centimeters tall at birth, but their weight varies. Because each baby absorbs different nutrients in their mother's womb, over time, the baby's height and weight will increase after birth, and there are also certain differences in height and weight between men and women. Generally, the average height of a 4-month-old baby is between 59.4-64.5 centimeters, while the average weight of a 4-month-old baby is between 5.7-7.5 kilograms.
The average height and weight of infants at 4 months may have some deviation from the actual average height and weight of infants, but most infants can reach these heights and weights at 4 months.
If you are afraid that the baby will not grow tall, you only need to meet the baby's growth and development in daily life, supplement their nutrition, and eat more foods such as eggs and milk, which can increase their height. Moreover, babies grow and develop similarly when they are young, and their height and weight are the most important factors when they grow up.
