Child Growth Percentile Calculator

Child Growth Percentile Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate pediatric growth percentiles, velocity, and status using WHO and CDC standards.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides clinical-grade pediatric growth analysis. It connects AI agents to standardized WHO and CDC growth reference data to monitor child development. Using tools like get_growth_percentiles, agents can determine height, weight, and BMI percentiles. The get_growth_velocity tool tracks how measurements change over time, while get_growth_status evaluates if a child's growth falls within normal clinical ranges. It also supports prematurity adjustments for accurate infant monitoring.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_growth_status

Evaluates whether a child's growth is within a clinically normal range

get_growth_velocity

Determines how quickly a child's measurements have changed between two time points

validate_measurement_integrity

Checks if the provided physical measurements are biologically plausible

get_growth_percentiles

Calculates current percentile rankings for a child's physical measurements

See how to talk to your AI agent using Child Growth Percentile Calculator.

What is the growth percentile for a 12-month-old male, 75cm tall and 9kg?

The 12-month-old male has a height percentile of 25th, a weight percentile of 15th, and a BMI percentile of 20th.

Calculate the growth velocity for a girl who was 60cm at 6 months and 64cm at 9 months.

The height velocity is 1.33 cm per month.

Is a child with a 90th percentile weight status considered high?

Yes, a percentile above the 85th percentile is classified as a high status.

The server uses WHO standards for children aged 0-24 months and CDC growth charts for children aged 2-20 years.

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