Toddler Growth Percentile Calculator
Track your toddler's weight and height percentile from age 2 through 5, using WHO or CDC growth chart standards.
Infant Growth Percentile Calculator.
Enter your baby's measurements and location to see percentiles on the most appropriate growth chart for your region — with interactive curves, growth spurt indicators, and a printable report.
Weight-for-age
Height-for-age
What do these numbers mean?
Multi-child dashboard.
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Growth in the toddler years
Growth slows and steadies considerably after infancy. Where a baby might gain several pounds in a few months during year one, a toddler's weight and height gain becomes more gradual and predictable — typically 4–5 lbs and 2–3 inches per year between ages 2 and 5.
Most pediatricians switch from WHO to CDC growth charts around age 2, since WHO data ends at 5 years for length/height-for-age and CDC data extends through 20 years, making the transition smoother for long-term tracking.
What to watch for
A toddler's percentile should stay roughly consistent across annual well-child visits. A significant, sustained jump — crossing two or more major percentile lines in either direction — is the kind of pattern pediatricians typically want to evaluate further.