Why is child BMI different from adult BMI?
Growth, puberty, and age change expected BMI ranges, so pediatric interpretation needs a separate reference.
For children and teens, BMI is compared with age- and sex-based reference ranges instead of adult thresholds alone.
Growth, puberty, and age change expected BMI ranges, so pediatric interpretation needs a separate reference.
WHO, CDC, and IOTF use different reference ranges and categories. The web MVP should let users choose.
BMI, category, applied standard, healthy BMI range, and a concise explanation.
Check the result in the browser or open the app on your platform for more convenient regular use.