Growth is the growth of the body over time. It is necessary to measure height accurately in two or more cases to judge height. Developmental monitoring is a systematic measurement of a child's height (weight, height or length, and head circumference) to document the child's growth. The height of the child should be entered in the enlargement chart. This is important because it allows for early changes in the child's development. Very slow and very fast can indicate eating or health problems. Developmental control is, therefore, an integral part of children's primary health care. Measuring a child's height is of little importance if it is not used to monitor their growth. Age weight is often used to monitor growth. This is especially true for overweight toddlers. An increased normal weight indicates that the baby is healthy and normal. As a rule, the lack of weight loss or the ability to lose weight is often the first sign of illness or malnutrition. So when you go to the clinic, you need to measure your body weight to monitor your baby's development.
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