Tiny Milestones vs Height Predictor

Centiles helps you monitor your baby's growth using official WHO Child Growth Standards — the same data your pediatrician uses. GROWTH CHARTS Plot weight, length, and head circumference against WHO percentile curves (3rd, 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th, 97th). Instantly see where your child stands and how they're progressing over time. SIMPLE TO USE Add a measurement in seconds. The chart updates instantly. Switch between weight, length, and head circumference with a tap. View 3, 6, or 12 months — or your child's full history at once. YOUR UNITS, YOUR LANGUAGE Automatic unit detection: metric (kg, cm) or imperial (lbs, in). Change anytime in Settings. Available in 20 languages. SHARE WITH YOUR DOCTOR Export a chart image showing all three measurements and your full measurement history. Perfect for pediatric appointments. HOME SCREEN WIDGET See your child's latest measurements at a glance — right on your home screen. DATA SOURCE WHO Child Growth Standards for boys and girls, ages 0–36 months.

This estimates a child's adult height using the CDC stature-for-age charts and both parents' heights. It doesn't give one pretend-exact answer. The result page has: • an estimated range • your child's dot on the percentile chart • the calculation used to get there All the source links are in the app. That includes the CDC charts, the published papers used for the percentile and mid-parental steps, and the guidance behind each daily prompt. The Sources & references page says which bit of the app each link is for. You can save a new height every few months and watch the curve take shape. cm and ft/in are both supported. There's a daily habit checklist as well, plus illustrated stretching routines. The stretches are for posture and mobility. They don't change adult height. Measurements stay on the phone. There's no account to set up, and the app has no server, analytics, ads, or other place it sends the data. Deleting it in settings removes it completely. This is a height estimate, not medical advice. It isn't a diagnosis or a medical device. Talk to your child's pediatrician about any growth concern. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/