My son was a 35 weeker and he is small on the charts. Is there anyway that I can see where he is with his growth in relation to other kids his gestational age? I know growth charts shouldn't matter but I'm curious.
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My ds was full term @38 weeks and dd was a 30 weeker. Neither of them makes it onto the growth charts. Thry are both tiny
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You can find growth charts and growth chart calculators online. Just use his gestational age. You can also ask your pediatrician. My little guy was a 34 weeker. At his 4 month appointment, he was 25th percentile for height and weight for a full term 4 month old (which was great cause he was barely on the chart at his two month appointment). The same numbers put him in the 50th percentile for a 3 month old which is closer to where he should be.
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- dyrissa
on Dec. 1, 2011 at 12:17 PM