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Why is Length Important?

Monitoring the length of a child is essential for several reasons:
Growth Assessment: Regular measurement helps track the child's growth pattern over time.
Nutritional Status: Length is an indicator of the child's overall health and nutritional status.
Early Detection of Disorders: Deviations from normal growth patterns can indicate potential health issues.

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