CDC Infant Growth Charts

CDCBirth–36 monthsReference curves
Sex
Measurement
Boys (Weight)Weight For Age Chart
Weight For Age Chart

Data source: CDC Growth Charts for infants (0-36 months)

Explore the curves or add measurements to plot your point on the chart.

How to read this chart

Range and measurements

CDC · Birth–36 months. Weight in kilograms and length in centimeters, with separate curves for boys and girls.

What a percentile means

P50 is the median: approximately half of the reference group has a smaller measurement and half has a larger one. P10 means approximately 10% has a smaller measurement at the same age and sex.

Add a measurement

Browse the curves without entering data. To add your point, select the sex, open “Add measurements,” and enter the dates and measurements. The red point represents the measurement; use the controls to switch between weight and height or length.

Source and interpretation

A single percentile is not a diagnosis or a growth target. Interpret measurements alongside growth over time and clinical context.

View the CDC reference

For U.S. clinical practice, CDC recommends WHO standards from birth to age 2. This page lets you explore the CDC infant reference. CDC recommendations.