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Migraine daughter  5. 45, weight  is 13, her paediatric assure not to worry as she is active,   in study  she is intelligent  so nothing is required. I add SYR FORTUS B 10 ML AT NIGHT  SINCE 12 DAYS.

Dear patient, Normal range of weight for 3 yr child is 11-14 kg , so your child weight is not exactly underweight he is on borderline. So you see sometime this happens normally , sometimes genetic , diet and other factors. So I would suggest you to don't worry about weight till now with the time it will improve , if not improve than you should done some lab testing acc to the issue .

The child’s age shouldn’t be lesser that -3SD of ICDS chart . According to the age the weight does fall below -3SD. Give small meals regularly with nutrient rich diet and kindly consult a clinician. You can do so by contacting me directly on WhatsApp nine eight seven zero three one eight zero five two to book a consultation for further evaluation and treatment plan. Regards, Dr Hammad Masood (MBBS,PgD,MRCPI)

Its lesser than normal weight according to age.but its vary child to child development. Some child milestone is good and some of them is slower but its ok . Its due to developmental delay.better if you consult pediatrician doctor physically in your local area.

Please check with a child specialist physically.

Your son is 3 years 11 months old (almost 4 years). For a boy of this age: Average weight range (WHO growth standards): • Normal range: approx. 13–17 kg • Median (average): around 15–16 kg Your child’s weight: 11.8 kg This is below expected range for age, and falls under underweight category. However, interpretation depends on: • Birth weight • Height • Growth pattern over time (very important) • Appetite and activity level If he is active, playful, and meeting milestones, this is reassuring — but weight still needs improvement.

Hello. For a child around 3 years 11 months, the average weight usually ranges around 13–16 kg, depending on height and overall growth pattern. A weight of 11.8 kg is slightly lower than average, but many children improve with proper nutrition and monitoring. Next steps: Focus on a balanced diet with good calories and protein. Include foods like: • Milk, curd, paneer • Dal, beans, khichdi • Egg if the child eats eggs(If taken) • Banana, avocado, peanut butter • Roti/paratha with a little ghee or butter Give 3 main meals + 2 healthy snacks daily. Helpful tips: • Avoid excessive biscuits, chips, and packaged foods • Encourage outdoor play and good sleep • Track height and weight every 2–3 months If weight gain remains slow or the child is a picky eater, a pediatrician may evaluate growth and advise nutritional supplements if required. You may consult for a detailed diet plan and growth assessment if needed.

I understand your concern. However, giving specific medical advice without a proper evaluation may not be safe or accurate. A brief consultation will allow me to understand your symptoms, medical history, and any reports you may have, so I can guide you properly. Please feel free to consult me here and I’ll be glad to assist you.

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Dear Patient, For a child aged around 4 years, the normal weight range is usually 14–18 kg. A weight of 11.8 kg is slightly below the expected range, but it can improve with proper nutrition and growth monitoring. What you can do: • Give frequent nutritious meals (3 main meals + 2 healthy snacks) • Include protein-rich foods like eggs, milk, paneer, dal, curd, and nuts (if tolerated) • Add healthy calories such as ghee, butter, banana, peanut butter, and homemade foods • Avoid excessive junk foods or sugary drinks • Ensure adequate sleep and regular physical activity It is also advisable to check for worm infestation, anemia, or nutritional deficiencies if weight gain is poor. Regular growth monitoring with a pediatrician will help assess whether the child is following a proper growth curve. For detailed diet guidance and evaluation, you can  text me on Practo.

It's less than normal Consult to pediatric

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Your son is slightly underweight. In many children this happens due to low calorie intake, picky eating habits, or frequent minor infections, but it can improve with proper nutrition.