Watch Your Baby Grow with WHO Standards
Track weight, height, and head circumference with WHO-standard growth charts. See exactly where your baby falls on the percentile curve and monitor growth trends over time.
WHO Percentile Charts
Growth data plotted against World Health Organization standard charts. See your baby's percentile ranking for weight, height, and head circumference.
Weight, Height & Head
Track all three key growth measurements. Enter data from doctor visits or home measurements.
WHO Percentile Charts
Track your baby's weight, height, and head circumference on interactive WHO-standard growth curves. See percentile rankings (P3 to P97), your baby's trajectory compared to the WHO average, and the typical range — all with clear visual charts.
Visual Growth Curves
See your baby's growth trajectory on interactive charts. Identify trends and compare with standard percentile curves.
Growth Overview at a Glance
A complete summary of all three measurements with color-coded progress bars and percentile badges. See instantly whether your baby is within the WHO typical range — and know exactly where they stand.
Growth Alerts
Get notifications if growth patterns show unusual changes. Share visual reports with your pediatrician.
How It Works
Enter Measurements
Add weight, height, and head circumference measurements from doctor visits or home checks.
See Percentiles
Your baby's data is instantly plotted against WHO growth standards showing their percentile ranking.
Track Over Time
Monitor growth trends, spot changes, and share visual charts with your healthcare provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
BabyInsight uses the World Health Organization (WHO) Child Growth Standards, which are the international benchmark for monitoring child growth from birth to 5 years.
A percentile shows where your baby falls compared to other babies of the same age and sex. For example, if your baby is in the 75th percentile for weight, they weigh more than 75% of babies their age. Any percentile between 3rd and 97th is generally considered normal.
Monthly measurements are recommended for the first year, and every 2-3 months after that. Your pediatrician will also take measurements at each well-baby visit.
Yes! Growth chart tracking with WHO percentiles is completely free for all users.
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