Patient's question:
All are regularly undergoing physical check-ups at the hospital, but haven't had time recently. I'd like to ask what are the standard developmental values for a 37-month-old baby?Doctor's answer:
Compare the child with peers, such as the child's weight and height being close to those of most peers, generally speaking, their growth condition is normal. However, the growth and development of the child are influenced by factors such as genetics and environment, or they may be shorter. In this case, it is necessary to combine the results of multiple measurements for a longitudinal comparison with themselves to make a judgment. As long as the child meets the monthly growth values of weight and height, showing an upward trend, it is normal.