The standard height of a one year and five months old baby is about 78cm and the standard weight is about 11kg.
The fastest growth in height is about 25cm in the first year of life, and 75cm in the first year of life. At one year and five months of age, a baby’s height is about 78cm.
Babies can reach three times their birth weight, about 10kg, at one year of age. The rate of weight gain slows down after one year of age, so that at one year and five months of age, the baby weighs about 11kg. However, the weight does not increase at an equal rate, and it may be affected by diseases and feeding factors.
Since there is no uniform standard for weight gain in children, it is important to evaluate children’s weight on the basis of their own weight change, and to seek medical attention if necessary if weight gain is unsatisfactory.