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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Head Cir document in the editor.
  2. Locate the 'Date' field and enter the date of the appointment. This helps track your child's growth over time.
  3. In the 'Weight' section, input your child's weight. This is crucial for monitoring their health and development.
  4. Next, find the 'Length' field and record your child's length. Accurate measurements are essential for assessing growth patterns.
  5. Finally, fill in the 'Head Cir.' section with your child's head circumference. This measurement can provide insights into their brain development.

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Technically, your childs head circumference (measurement around the widest part of their head) is greater than the 97th percentile. This means their head is larger than 97% of children of the same age and sex. Macrocephaly can be a sign of a condition that requires treatment.
Average Head Circumference by Age At birth, most full-term newborns have a head circumference of about 34 to 35 cm. By 1 month, this typically increases to around 36.5 to 37 cm. At 3 months, many babies will measure about 39 to 41 cm, and by 6 months, the range often lands between 42 and 43.5 cm.
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