You can order high resolution printed growth charts from an external supplier and download free copies on this website. RCPCH has also developed a digital growth chart that integrates with electronic patient records.
Printed growth charts
You can freely download low-resolution growth charts on this website:
- 0-4 years
- 2-18 years
- Neonatal and close monitoring
- Childhood and puberty close monitoring
- Down syndrome
- Body mass index
You can order high resolution paper copies of growth charts from Harlow Solutions on its Health for all Children website.
Digital growth charts
RCPCH has developed digital growth charts, which accurately calculate centiles and standard deviation scores for a child’s height, weight, head circumference and BMI and display the result on a familiar growth chart.
The growth chart code is designed to be integrated into an electronic patient record (an EPR) and is already in use across many NHS Trusts in England, Scotland and Wales. It is available on a subscription basis (with a free tier for testing). You can contact us to learn more.
Terms and conditions of use
- The charts must not be used for the purposes of advertising or promoting other products
- RCPCH / WHO / Department of Health must be acknowledged as chart developers in any publication or products
- 0-4 charts are copyright © 2009 Department of Health, which must be reproduced on all copies
- School age charts are copyright © 2012/13 Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, which must be reproduced on all copies
- Users may not claim any IP rights over the materials or seek to restrict use of them by others
- Anyone wishing to print the charts for commercial reasons should first contact RCPCH to discuss obtaining the relevant permissions
- Any version printed for sale must adhere to the printing specification
- Charts must be reproduced in whole without cropping or altering in any way
- Chart images (for inclusion in articles etc.) may be cropped but should not otherwise be altered any should carry the notice 'Reproduced with permission of Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health'