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Measuring length in infants and young children

Baby’s back rests on this Foldable foot plate Foldable head plate Central sliding panel attached to the foot plate Tape for measuring baby’s length

45cm 90cms Broad central portion covered with thick plastic plate on which baby lies on its back Sliding panel on which baby’s leg rests Foldable foot plate on which baby’s foot rests Foldable head plate on which top of baby’s head rests Tape for measuring baby’s length

Baby comfortably lying on the infantometer

Head positioned correctly against head board

Feet are positioned vertically against foot board

Even a single person can correctly position the baby for measurement

Infant being measured – head vertical against the head plate; back straight on the infantometer; knees straightened and foot positioned vertically against the foot plate

Baby comfortably relaxed after measurement is completed

Length of the baby is 63 cms Length is the reading on the tape on the edge of the central sliding panel

Baby’s head being positioned

Head has been positioned and knees are straightened. The baby has slightly bowed legs (indicated by arrows). This is normal in young babies and cannot be straightened

Error – foot not resting on the foot plate

Inspite of baby’s legs being slightly bowed, the foot is correctly resting on the foot plate

Foot correctly resting on the foot plate

Baby’s length is 65.8cms