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    Childhood Obesity Table


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    Here is a table which shows Childhood Obesity by Body Mass Index (BMI) for children.


    Childhood Overweight and Obesity
    Cut off points
    Childhood BMI Cut off points corresponding
    to adult BMIs of 25 and 30
          BMI Corresponding to Adult BMI of
      25 30   25 30
        (Overweight) (Obese)   (Overweight) (Obese)
    AGE —— BOYS —— —— GIRLS ——
    2.0 yrs   18.4 20.1   18.0 19.8
    2.5 yrs   18.1 19.8   17.8 19.6
    3.0 yrs   17.9 19.6   17.6 19.4
    3.5 yrs   17.7 19.4   17.4 19.2
    4.0 yrs   17.6 19.3   17.3 19.2
    4.5 yrs   17.5 19.3   17.2 19.1
    5.0 yrs   17.4 19.3   17.2 19.2
    5.5 yrs   17.5 19.5   17.2 19.3
    6.0 yrs   17.6 19.8   17.3 19.7
    6.5 yrs   17.7 20.2   17.5 20.1
    7.0 yrs   17.9 20.6   17.8 20.5
    7.5 yrs   18.2 21.1   18.0 21.0
    8.0 yrs   18.4 21.6   18.4 21.6
    8.5 yrs   18.8 22.2   18.7 22.2
    9.0 yrs   19.1 22.8   19.1 22.8
    9.5 yrs   19.5 23.4   19.5 23.5
    10.0 yrs   19.8 24.0   19.9 24.1
    10.5 yrs   20.2 24.6   20.3 24.8
    11.0 yrs   20.6 25.1   20.7 25.4
    11.5 yrs   20.9 25.6   21.2 26.1
    12.0 yrs   21.2 26.0   21.7 26.7
    12.5 yrs   21.6 26.4   22.1 27.2
    13.0 yrs   21.9 26.8   22.6 27.8
    13.5 yrs   22.3 27.3   23.0 28.2
    14.0 yrs   22.6 27.6   23.3 28.6
    14.5 yrs   23.0 28.0   23.7 28.9
    15.0 yrs   23.3 28.3   23.9 29.1
    15.5 yrs   23.6 28.6   24.2 29.3
    16.0 yrs   23.9 28.9   24.4 29.4
    16.5 yrs   24.2 29.1   24.5 29.6
    17.0 yrs   24.5 29.4   24.7 29.7
    17.5 yrs   24.7 29.7   24.9 29.8
    18.0 yrs   25.0 30.0   25.0 30.0
     

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