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Growth chart · Afghanistan

Where is your child on the growth chart?

The WHO Child Growth Standards (0–5 years) and Growth Reference (5–19), calculated here from the WHO tables. No AI, no account, nothing stored.

Under 2 years, measure lying down; from 2 years, standing without shoes.

Charts used in Afghanistan

In Afghanistan the official record uses the charts below. PediBot calculates with the WHO charts (and the CDC charts where they apply): where the country uses a different chart, the percentile here can differ by a few points from the one in the booklet.

WHO/UNICEF — IMCI, Afghanistan-adapted guidelines (Dari and Pashto) · Official source