MalyatkoBaby weight and height: reading the trend
It's natural to watch the scale closely. But a single number rarely tells the story — what matters is a steady curve over time, following your baby's own path.
What growth looks like
- Newborns often lose a little weight in the first days, then regain it by about 2 weeks.
- Growth comes in spurts, not a smooth line — flat days are normal.
- Your baby's own trend matters more than any one measurement.
Percentiles: being on the 10th or 90th line isn't good or bad — staying roughly on the same line over time is the reassuring signal.
Why track growth
- See the trend between checkups instead of guessing.
- Compare against WHO percentiles for context.
- Bring a clear history to your pediatrician.
How to track in Malyatko
- Tap Weight or Height and enter the measurement.
- See the curve build up in Charts → Growth, with WHO percentiles.
- Add head circumference too, if your pediatrician tracks it.
Growth and solids often move together once feeding expands.
See your baby's growth curve
Weight and height over time, with WHO percentiles for context.
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