The Baby Weight Calculator estimates the baby’s weight at birth based on gestational age, parents’ heights, mother’s pre-pregnancy weight, and baby’s gender, and provides insights into the baby’s weight percentile and category.
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How to Use the Baby Weight Calculator
The Baby Weight Calculator is designed to help you estimate the weight of your baby based on various parental and gestational factors. Follow these steps to use the calculator effectively.
Step 1: Select Gestational Age
- Locate the Gestational Age (Weeks) dropdown menu.
- Select the current gestational age of your pregnancy from the available options ranging from 24 to 40 weeks.
Step 2: Enter Mother’s Height
- Find the field labeled Mother’s Height (cm).
- Enter the mother’s height in centimeters. Ensure that the value is between 130 cm and 220 cm as per the specified validation requirement.
Step 3: Enter Mother’s Pre-pregnancy Weight
- Locate the field for Mother’s Pre-pregnancy Weight (kg).
- Input the mother’s weight before pregnancy in kilograms. The weight should fall between 35 kg and 200 kg following the validation rules.
Step 4: Enter Father’s Height
- Access the Father’s Height (cm) input field.
- Type in the father’s height in centimeters, which should be between 130 cm and 220 cm as required.
Step 5: Select Baby’s Gender
- Find the dropdown menu labeled Baby’s Gender.
- Choose the gender of the baby. You can select either ‘Male’ or ‘Female’.
Step 6: Calculate and Interpret Results
Once all fields have been accurately filled:
- The calculator will compute the Estimated Baby Weight using the provided inputs. This value will be displayed in kilograms with two decimal precision.
- It will also show the Weight Percentile, indicating the baby’s weight relative to a standard population, expressed as a percentile.
- Finally, the result will specify the Weight Category as either ‘Low Birth Weight’, ‘Normal Weight’, or ‘High Birth Weight’ based on the estimated weight.
Double-check the entered data to ensure accuracy, as this will directly impact the reliability of the estimated results.