Body Mass Index Children US

Instructions:
1. Enter values for gender, height and weight.
2. The result is interpreted within four categories: Underweight (<5th percentile), Healthy weight (5th-85th percentile), Overweight (85th-95th percentile) and Obese (>95th percentile).
3. Please note, that BMI is only a very rough predictor for overweight in individuals.
Background
For adults, the body mass index limits for overweight and obesity are straight forward (overweight = BMI > 25 and obesity = BMI > 30). For children this is much more complicated as the limits vary a lot depending on age. This calculator uses the US guidelines that are based on fixed percentiles from a large reference population.
A BMI of 20 indicates obesity in a 6 year old girl, whereas it would represent healthy weight for a 13 year old girl. However, as growth of children varies, the final evaluation should always be based on a several factors including physical growth, muscularity and subcutaneous fat deposits.
The calculator also includes the possibility to evaluate height in relation to age. If the child/youth scores in the high percentile range on height (above average) this could indicate that physical development is ahead of chronological age. As higher BMI is expected with increasing age (above age 6), this information can assist in a qualified evaluation of BMI.
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Comments
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Hi, you're not overweight you're perfectly fine :)
The world wouldn’t be so interesting if we all looked the same. What makes us unique in a way, different, pretty or handsome in a good way is that we look different. Imagine everybody with the same hair ,skin Color and eye colour as you. I know I share would like it. Some of us may feel we can’t tell an adult that they may lecture us. It is a good idea if you pick someone you can trust and tell them your thoughts. What I am trying to get at is it’s ok to be different whilst being healthy, not to big but to small.
I think it really depends on your height and where you originated from. But if you are 5’5 and 130 lbs, pretty sure you are fine but check with your doctor or local clinic just in case. I’m not a professional, and this site is just an estimate, it doesn’t really tell you if you need to gain or loose weight.