Baby Gifts > Baby Growth Charts

Track how fast your baby grows with these adorable growth chart gift sets. Our selection features
the popular Dilly the Duck Cashmere Soft Booster Pillow and Growth Chart Gift Set perfect for baby
boy or girl; a keepsake that will add an extra decorative touch to any nursery.

Baby Growth Charts

Pokey the Puppy Cashmere Soft Booster Pillow and Growth Chart Gift Set Our Price: $39.95

Bailey the Bunny Cashmere Soft Booster Pillow and Growth Chart Gift Set Our Price: $39.95

Dilly the Duck Cashmere Soft Booster Yellow Pillow and Growth Chart Gift Set Our Price: $39.95

Personalized Growth Chart Sportballs 4 Piece Set Our Price: $69.99

Personalized Growth Chart Heart 4 Piece Set Our Price: $69.99

The Average Growth In Babies

Growth charts are tools your pediatrician can use to keep track of your child’s physical growth.
During each checkup, the doctor will measure your baby’s length, weight, and head circumference.
The doctor can then compare the measurements for your baby to a chart of national averages for
infants of the same age and sex.

The result is that the doctor will be able to tell you what percentile your baby is in when compared
to average baby growth around the nation. For example, if your doctor tells you your 4-month-old is
in the 86th percentile for weight, that means 86 percent of the two-month-olds in your country weigh
less, and that 14 percent weigh more. A baby that is at the 50th percentile in either height or weight
is right at the national average.

Typically, parents seem to worry quite a bit about these percentages, and that worrying is usually
needlessly blown out of proportion. There are many factors that come into play when determining
where your baby’s statistics will fall in the percentile chart.

It is very important to remember that no two babies are the same and that every child, due to body
chemistry, heredity, diet, and many other factors will grow at their own pace.

Some babies will have growth spurts right from the start and others will take a bit longer to begin
major growth periods. These measurements, charts, and percentile points are merely guides for a
doctor to help in assessing your baby’s growth.

In addition to the measurements that your pediatrician will take during regularly scheduled doctor
visits, you may also want to track your baby’s growth at home.

Keep in mind that the measurements you take..Read More