
CDC vs. WHO Growth Charts: Which One Should You Use?
Compare CDC vs. WHO growth charts for infants and children. Learn key differences, age recommendations, and how to interpret percentiles correctly.
Educational articles about child growth patterns, development milestones, and growth-related topics. All content is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice.


Compare CDC vs. WHO growth charts for infants and children. Learn key differences, age recommendations, and how to interpret percentiles correctly.

Learn how to measure your child's height accurately at home to ensure precise results for growth charts and height calculators. Avoid common errors with our step-by-step guide.

Adult BMI formulas provide incorrect results for children. Learn why BMI-for-age percentiles are the medical standard, how to read CDC charts, and why active kids often test as "overweight."

When do babies have growth spurts? See the complete 0–24 month timeline, recognize signs like cluster feeding, and learn how to soothe a fussy infant.

What is the average height for a boy? See the complete CDC growth chart (ages 2–20), understand puberty growth spurts, and find out if your son is on track.

What is the average height for a girl? See the complete CDC growth chart (2–18), learn how periods affect growth, and check height requirements for careers like Police/Army.
Check their exact percentile and get a scientifically accurate prediction of their adult height.
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How accurate is the Khamis-Roche method? Discover the science behind the gold-standard child height predictor and how it compares to the "double height" rule.

Calculate your child's genetic target height using the Tanner Method. Learn the formula for boys and girls and understand the ±2 inch accuracy range.
Last Updated: January 1, 2026