Children Full Body Form

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How to measure infant

1.  Cover the board with table paper.

2.  Ask the Assistant to remove hats, barrettes, shoes and socks. "Big" hairstyles
     will need to be flattened as much as possible. If hair or barrettes interfere with
     placing the child's head directly against the measuring board, make a note of
     this on the questionnaire. (Do not attempt to adjust the measurement.)

3. Provide a brief training to the Assistant on how to hold the child's head.

4. Place the sliding foot piece at the end of the measuring board and check to see
    that it is sliding freely.

5. Ask the Assistant to lay the child down on his/her back on the measuring board
    and stand directly behind the child's head. If it is not possible for the Assistant to
    stand behind the child's head, he/she may stand beside it.

6. Position yourself on the right side of the child so you can hold the foot piece with
    your right hand. Note: While the infant is on the measuring board, you must hold
    and control the child so that he/she will not roll off or hit his/her head on the
    board.

7. Hold the child securely at the waist while the Assistant positions the head.

8. Ask the Assistant to cup her hands over the child's ears. The Assistant's arms
    should be straight if possible and she should hold the child securely yet
    comfortably. Make sure that the Assistant is cupping her hands. Her hands
    should not be flat against the child's head and her thumbs should not be
    touching the child's shoulders.

9. Ask the Assistant to place the child's head against the headpiece .

10.  If the head is not against the headpiece, hold the child at the waist and lift or
       slide the child towards the headpiece. The Assistant should hold the child's
       head at all times and guide the head into position.

11.  Check to be sure that the child's head is in the correct position. The line from
        the hole in the ear to the bottom of the eye socket (Frankfort Plane) should be
        perpendicular to the board or table.

12.  Ask the Assistant to place her head directly above the child's head and watch
       the position of the child's during the entire measurement. Ask her to make
       certain that the child's chin is not tucked in against his/her chest or stretched
       too far back.

13. Position the child's body so that the shoulders, back and buttocks are flat along
       the center of the board.

14. Place your left hand on the child's knees. Hold the movable foot piece  with
       your right hand and firmly place it against the child's heels. A child's legs and
      feet can be very strong. You may have to straighten them with your hands.

15. Check the child's position: head against the headpiece with eyes looking
       straight up, body and legs straight and flat in the center of the measuring
       board, heels and feet firmly against the foot piece.

16.  When the child's position is correct, read and call out the length measurement
        to the nearest 1/8". Continue to call out the measurement until the
        measurement is recorded.

17.  Record the measurement on the data collection sheet under "Recumbent
        Length". Check to make sure it is accurate and legible. 

How to measure children

A. Chest With child's arms down, slip tape under arms and across chest and
     shoulder blades holding tape firm and level.

B. Waist Measure around the natural waistline.

C. Hem Length To see where the hem will fall on your child, please measure
     down from the middle top of shoulder or waist line (as specified within the
     description).

D. Hips/Seat With child standing, measure around fullest point of the seat.

E. Inseam Measure pants that fit child well. Lay them flat with the front and back
    creased smooth. Measure along the inseam from crotch to bottom of leg hem.

F. Torso Start by the neck at highest point of the shoulder, then measure down
    over chest through the crotch and continue up the back to the starting point.