At 15 months toddlers love to explore, point and try new words.
These are things most children (about 3 in 4) can do by this age. Babies born early may reach them later — use their corrected age.
| Weight (3rd–97th) | Length (3rd–97th) | Head (median) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boys | 8.4–12.7 kg (median 10.3) | 74.4–83.9 cm (median 79.1) | 46.8 cm |
| Girls | 7.7–12.2 kg (median 9.6) | 72.4–82.7 cm (median 77.5) | 45.7 cm |
Any steady curve within this range is normal; what matters is that your baby follows their own curve over time.
| Schedule | Age | Vaccines |
|---|---|---|
| IAP (India) | 15 months | MMR-2, Varicella-1, PCV booster |
Your paediatrician may group doses differently. Keep the vaccination card safe.
Most 15-month-olds: takes a few steps on their own; uses fingers to feed themselves; points to ask for something or get help; says one or two words besides mama/dada.
The WHO median is 10.3 kg for boys and 9.6 kg for girls; the normal range is wide (see the table).
11–14 h in 24 hours including 1–2 naps.