Girls' foot length and height comparison table

I believe that many mothers are very concerned about the various indicators of their children's physical growth and development. Only when the various indicators of the child are normal can it be proved that the child is relatively healthy, and her physical growth in all aspects is relatively complete. The inner length of the child's foot can also reflect the child's physical condition, and can also be used to infer the child's height. How should the inner length of the child's foot be compared?

1. The length of one's feet can reflect many aspects of the human body. For example, if the shortest foot is longer, it can be said that the person is taller. And a normal foot length can also indirectly reflect that the child is in good health. Therefore, the height and length ratio of the height and length of the inner length of the foot can be normal.

2. When measuring the inner length of the child's feet, you must also pay attention to the method of measuring the inner length of the two feet. Generally, the child should stand on a blank piece of paper, and the parents should measure in a straight line from her thumb to her heel. This is the most standard measurement method. If the measurement method is not standard, there will be a certain deviation in the measurement.

3. The length of a child's foot of about six months old will be less than ten centimeters, and the inner length of the child's foot will increase to 10-12 centimeters between six months and one year old. When the child is about one and a half years old, the length of his foot will increase to 13 centimeters. The inner length of the foot of children around two years old will reach 13-14 centimeters. For children around three years old, the inner length of the foot will also increase rapidly, and the length of the inner length of the foot will increase to about 15 centimeters. The child's feet will grow about 0.5 centimeters every three months, and the fastest growth rate will gradually slow down after the child reaches three years old.

If you find that your child's feet are growing slowly, you should pay attention to whether the child's nutrition is appropriate, if the child has poor appetite or is malnourished. If a child's body is too deficient in calcium, it will also lead to slow growth or inadequate foot length. Therefore, we should pay attention to the growth and development of children's foot length in time. If there is a delay in growth, we should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination.