Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) can cause leg pressure, swelling. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a condition in which a blood clot forms in one of the deep-seated veins in your body. Certain genetic conditions increase your risk for DVT, as do medical conditions (such as obesity or pregnancy) and certain medications.
In general, during the first six months, a baby grows about one inch per month. Between 6 months and 1 year, it slows down a bit to about a Â½ inch per month. The average height of a child at 6 months is approximately 25 Â½ inches (65 cm), and the average height of 1 year old is around 29 inches (74 cm).
Outgrowing The Mini Crib. According to Consumer Product Safety Commission regulations, when a child reaches a height of 35 inches, he has outgrown the mini crib. The average height and weight of a baby between 24 and 36 months is about 31 to 39 inches and 22 to 40 pounds. A baby of those heights can climb out of a crib and cause serious harm to herself.