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Healthy BMI Ranges for 11-Year-Olds: Boys 14.1–21.7, Girls 13.6–21.9 (CDC)
Per CDC growth charts, the healthy BMI range (5th–85th percentile) for 11-year-olds is:
- Boys: 14.1 – 21.7 kg/m²
- Girls: 13.6 – 21.9 kg/m²
These are population references. Individual assessment by a pediatrician (including growth velocity, puberty stage, body composition) is essential.
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