Guide
A 74th percentile means taller than about 74 of 100 children of the same age and sex on the CDC 2000 stature chart. A falling percentile matters more than a low-but-stable one.
It combines the child’s current stature percentile (CDC 2000), both parents (Tanner 1970 and Luo 1998), and Khamis–Roche when age is 4–17.5 and weight is entered. The headline number stays free. The $4.99 Full Growth Report adds the range, method split, growth window, and a printable page.
It does not lengthen bones, reopen growth plates, or replace a pediatrician. A falling percentile, delayed puberty, or chronic illness belongs in clinic.
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