Click on the appropriate growth chart below to open a full-size chart (PDF) suitable for printing. Plot your child's BMI against your child's age on this chart. About every 6 months, return to this ...

The old BMI charts were issued in 2000 based on representative data from the 1960s to 1980s. Because of a lack of data, children with obesity weren’t reflected in those charts, which extended to ...

You could create your own chart, or, for those who are less handy, Lee Valley sells the blank Story Tape, a tape measure that can be used to record children’s growth. There are also portable ...

A child is considered obese if they reach the 95th percentile on the growth charts, and severely obese at 120% of that mark — or with a BMI of 35 or higher, according to the CDC.

A new set of growth charts for child-growth monitoring is hence required in Hong Kong, the DH pointed out. To provide an updated reference tool to assess and monitor the growth of children and ...

A child is considered obese if they reach the 95th percentile on the growth charts, and severely obese at 120% of that mark — or with a BMI of 35 or higher, according to the CDC.