How much weight does a seven-month-old baby normally gain each month on average?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Weight is a clinical indicator for assessing a child's nutritional status. According to general developmental patterns, the minimum normal weight gain per month for children is as follows: 0–6 months, normal growth value ≥600 grams/month; 6–12 months, normal growth value ≥300 grams/month. If the weight gain in two consecutive months does not meet this standard, the doctor considers the child's weight gain to be insufficient.