Patient's question:
Infant Development Standard Table, I want to ask, my male baby is 10 months old, height 71cm, weight 17.2kg, both of which are not up to standard. What are the normal development standards for babies?Doctor's answer:
The standard weight for a 10-month-old baby is 9.2kg, and the standard height is 73.3cm. At this stage, the baby has already started on solid foods and can eat 2 meals and 1 fruit per day, along with 4-5 milk feedings. The milk intake should be ensured to be 600-800ml per day, as dairy products remain the main source of nutrition for the baby.The baby can now stand independently for a short period, walk a few steps while holding onto a chair or stroller, pick up objects using the thumb and index finger, and retrieve toys from drawers. The baby can understand a few complex words and phrases, such as "goodbye," and has begun using single words to express multiple meanings.