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WHO Growth Standards: Average Height & Weight for 21-Month-Old Girl
Per WHO Child Growth Standards (2006), the median (50th percentile) for a 21-month-old girl:
- Height: 83.8 cm (33.0 inches)
- Weight: 11.7 kg (25.8 lbs)
Important Context
- Median ≠ "ideal" – healthy range spans ~3rd–97th percentile
- Individual trajectory matters – track on WHO charts at each visit
- Feeding method affects pattern – breastfed infants leaner after 6 mo
- Clinical assessment > percentiles – pediatrician evaluates whole child
When to Discuss with Doctor
- Crossing ≥2 major percentile lines
- Weight-for-length <3rd or >97th
- Developmental concerns
- Feeding difficulties
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