Most medical charts from birth to 36 months display the child's weight, length, and their head circumference. this makes the correct answer to your question options A, B, and C. doctors must check these three things to make sure the baby is growing on time and is not becoming overweight or underweight, is too short or too long, and their head is the right size for the what the size of their brain should be for their age. if any of these things are not right on point for what they should be at for their age, and can show that the baby may have further medical problems, so it is important for doctors to check all of these things. let me know if you have any further questions :)
A town is a human settlement <span>larger than a village but smaller than a city. Villages only have small houses. Towns have bigger houses. Cities have urban roads and few houses.</span>
