Methods and sources

Where each tool’s answer comes from, and how far it has got.

ToolWhere the answer comes fromRight now
Child height percentile calculatorThe chosen standard’s LMS parameters turn the height into a z-score, then a percentile.Compared with peers
Height growth calculatorLater minus earlier; dates subtracted on the calendar. No health threshold is involved.Answers now
Growth chart makerYour own dates and values, spaced by date. No reference bands underneath.Answers now
Height percentile to centimetresThe same LMS parameters as the forward calculator, solved the other way round.Compared with peers
Child weight percentile calculatorThe chosen standard’s LMS parameters turn the weight into a z-score, then a percentile.Compared with peers
Weight change calculatorUnits matched, then later minus earlier; dates subtracted on the calendar.Answers now
Child BMI calculatorWeight in kilograms divided by height in metres squared. The placing comes from a BMI-for-age table.Compared with peers
Visual acuity notation converterDecimal = 1 ÷ minimum angle of resolution. Three scales for one quantity, so conversion is arithmetic.Answers now
Screen and outdoor time referencePublished guidance retrieved by age and source, keeping each source’s own definition of the time.Not available yet
Tooth eruption timingThe source table’s eruption age range, retrieved by tooth type and position.Not available yet
Children’s sleep duration referencePublished guidance retrieved by age and source, keeping each source’s own basis for the figure.Not available yet
Sleep duration calculatorTime in bed, minus minutes awake in the night, plus that day’s nap.Answers now
Nutrient reference intake lookupReference intakes retrieved by age, sex and nutrient, keeping the source’s value type and unit.Not available yet
Feeding and diet referencePublished guidance retrieved by source, age and topic, keeping the original units and scope.Not available yet
Nutrition label intake calculatorLabel amount × portion eaten ÷ the label’s reference amount.Answers now

Sources are chosen by question, not by language.

Tools with a regional reference name the region, the version, the ages covered and how the measurement was defined. Reading the site in another language does not change the reference — those are two different things. Where coverage runs out, it says so.

How it is worked out