Re: Looking for old growth charts

[Guest guest]

kim c.-

you can get a copy of the rss growth charts from magic. i am not

sure if that is the one you want or not, but i beleive it is the one

dr h. uses.

jodie

> Do any of you with older children have copies of the weight for

height growth charts

> that were used prior to the year 2000 when they started including

BMI? I was on the

> cdc website looking at their charts, and I couldn't find what I

needed. I wanted to

> have an easy way of charting 's height for weight, so that

I know if he is

> within the 10 - 25% range recommended by Dr. Harbison. The chart

I found only

> went up to 47 " tall (chart 13 weight-for-stature percentiles:

boys). is 50.25 "

> tall and 46 lbs. I believe he is below the 10th percentile and

looking very skinny!

>

> Kim C.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

I'll give you the link to my favorite growth chart web site. All

you have to do is enter the values and it automaticaly plots the

points for you. You can enter the values in either Lbs/Inches or

Kgs/cms so you don't have to try and figure out the conversion. I'm

sure that you can also print them off. (it also calculates BMI)

http://mdmath.com/growth/

Hope this helps,

Leah, mom to 9 yrs and Olivia 4.5 yrs, 19.5lbs, 33 "

> Do any of you with older children have copies of the weight for

height growth charts

> that were used prior to the year 2000 when they started including

BMI? I was on the

> cdc website looking at their charts, and I couldn't find what I

needed. I wanted to

> have an easy way of charting 's height for weight, so that

I know if he is

> within the 10 - 25% range recommended by Dr. Harbison. The chart

I found only

> went up to 47 " tall (chart 13 weight-for-stature percentiles:

boys). is 50.25 "

> tall and 46 lbs. I believe he is below the 10th percentile and

looking very skinny!

>

> Kim C.