Baby Weight Log & Growth Tracker
Track your baby’s weight progress from birth up to 12 months.
Add weight entries over time to see:
- Total weight change
- Average daily gain
- Growth trend
- Simple range indicator
This tool helps you monitor patterns. It does not replace medical advice.
Log Baby Weight
Baby Weight Gain Reference (0–12 Months)
| Stage | What’s Generally Expected |
|---|---|
| Day 1–5 | Up to 7–10% weight loss is common |
| Day 10–14 | Regains birth weight |
| 0–3 Months | 20–30 g per day average gain |
| 3–6 Months | 15–20 g per day average gain |
| 6–12 Months | 10–15 g per day average gain |
| By 5 Months | Birth weight typically doubles |
| By 12 Months | Birth weight typically triples |
These are general reference patterns. Individual growth varies. Always consult your pediatrician for concerns.
Understanding Newborn Weight Changes
In the first few days, most newborns lose 7–10% of their birth weight. This is normal due to fluid loss.
By day 10–14, babies typically regain their birth weight.
After that, average weight gain in the first 3 months is:
- Around 20–30 grams per day
- Roughly 150–200 grams per week
Every baby grows at a slightly different pace. Consistent gain matters more than comparison.
When to Speak to a Doctor
- Baby has not regained birth weight by 2 weeks
- Daily gain consistently below 15–20 g after day 10
- Baby seems lethargic or feeds poorly
- Fewer wet diapers
What Actually Affects Weight Gain
- Effective latch
- Feeding frequency
- Milk transfer (not just time at breast)
- Illness
- Prematurity