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1 Between ages 3â6, children's feet grow an average of 1mm in length each month (about 12mm or 1/2 inch per year). 2  Between ages 6â10, children's feet grow somewhat less than 1mm per month in length (slightly under 12mm or 1/2 inch per year).
Height is often hereditary, so if the parents are especially tall, the baby is more likely to grow taller than other babies of the same age. On average, a baby will grow one to two inches a month for the first three months of life, and another two inches between four and seven months old. There are also ways for you to help increase the rate of growth in your baby.