Re: Leah: Re: Looking for old growth charts

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Oh my God! How did I not know this site existed? I just checked it out, it

is amazing. Thanks for sharing Leah. Now I will definitely get my printer

hooked up today and guess what I'll be doing all day? Inputting. Thanks!!!!

Debby

Re: Looking for old growth charts

> 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)

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> http://mdmath.com/growth/

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> Hope this helps,

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

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> > 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.

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