This version was machine-translated from German and has not been medically reviewed. The authoritative version is the German version.
Growth & percentiles
16 calculators · WHO, CDC, and German references – weight, length, head circumference, BMI, growth velocity, final height, Bayley-Pinneau
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WHO 0–24 months
Weight, length, head circumference and weight-for-length according to WHO 2006 -
WHO 0–5 years
Weight, length/height, head circumference, BMI and weight-for-height according to WHO 2006 -
WHO 5–19 years
Height, BMI (and weight up to 10 years) by the WHO reference 2007 -
CDC 0–36 months
Weight, length, head circumference and weight-for-length according to CDC 2000 -
CDC 2–20 years
Weight, height, weight-for-height and BMI-for-age according to CDC 2000 -
CDC Extended BMI
BMI-for-age 2–20 years incl. values above P95 and % of P95 -
Kromeyer-Hauschild (German reference)
Weight, height and BMI 0–18 years according to the German reference 2001 -
KiGGS (RKI 2013)
Weight, height, BMI, head circumference and skinfolds 4 months–18 years -
Adult height (target height from parental height)
Expected adult height from parental and grandparental heights and the current body height – with probability range -
Growth velocity
cm/year from two height measurements – classified against WHO, CDC, Kromeyer-Hauschild or KiGGS -
Weight gain, general
g/day, g/week and g/kg/day from two weighings – for infants and children outside the Fenton curve -
Head circumference growth velocity
cm/week, cm/month and cm/year from two head circumference measurements, classified against the reference -
Height Age
The age at which the measured height equals the median – also weight age and head circumference age -
Adult height prediction by Bayley-Pinneau
Adult height from current height and bone age (Greulich-Pyle) – tables for average, accelerated and retarded maturation -
Adult height by the multiplier method
Adult height = current height × age- and sex-dependent multiplier (Paley 2004), without radiograph -
Bone age and final height calculator
Bayley-Pinneau and multiplier method (chronological and by skeletal age) side by side – with comparison to the mid-parental target height