wat is the ideal weight of a 12 yr old does any1 know?
104155
I'd say about 90-100 LBS.
119581
All you need to do is check one of those BMI index things.  I put in your height and tried some weights.  It would be normal for you to weigh from about 101 to 135 pounds.
45757
There's an "Ideal Body Weight" calculator on this page (designed for parents, but you can obviously use it for the same purpose). Just put in your age, height, and current weight and it'll tell you where you fall in comparison to the average or ideal weight. \n\nhttp://pediatrics.about.com/cs/growthcharts2/l/bl_ibw_calc.htm?gender=NaN&age=NaN&months=NaN&feet=NaN&inches=NaN&inches_percent=NaN&pounds_100=NaN&pounds_10=NaN&pounds=NaN&pounds_percent=NaN&page=1
45950
According to http://www.healthstatus.com/calculate/iwc (copy-pasted from the site):\n\nAccording to your height of 5' 5" your ideal healthy weight is 125 pounds. Your recommended weight range is between 119 and 149 pounds.\n\nThis was calculated using Hamwi formula, a simple formula commonly used by many clinicians.\n\nThese are recommended weights. Talk with your doctor about what weight is best for you and before undertaking any new diet or exercise programs.\n\nYou can learn more about BMI and see what it is for your current weight by checking out our Body Mass calculator.
702516
I'm 25 years old, 5'6" and 135 lbs.  I wear a size 4.  So no, 5'7" and 140 lbs is not fat!  The formula for ideal weight is: at 5', you should weigh 100 lbs, for every inch you are above 5', add 5 lbs.  +/- 5 lbs.
315007
Im sorry but these ppl are wrong.. @ 5`11 you should be 160-170 pounds. @ 12-18% body fat..
599645
I think you're an excellent weight. You can go to google and look up your BMI and that will tell you a healthy weight range to be in.\nA good rule of thumb for girls... 100 lbs. for 5 feet and 5 lbs. for every inch over. So... for you, that would be 135, and you're right there!
502774
it depends on ur genes an average 12yr old can be from 5feet and up
957985
Yes I think that you are, I believe a normal weight for your height is about 120-125. You should gain a little weight.
496464
It is hard to give you an average weight without looking at many other factors (such as build). The best way to calculate your ideal body mass is to use the BMI calculations. This is the Body Mass Index. If your weight falls within the 18.5 - 24.9 weight range you are of a normal weight.\nYou can calculate your BMI here. \nhttp://nhlbisupport.com/bmi/\nHope this helps!
229382
You are on your ideal weight if your BMI (body mass index) varies from 18 to 25. BMI=weight in kg/(height in m)^2. Therefore, for a person of your height (1.75 m) the ideal weight would be in the range of 55kg to 76kg. \nHowever, if your very muscular, this formula does not apply and it is ok to weight more.
687668
I would say anywhere from 105-120. Besides your weight changes a couple pounds each day.
112276
Age doesn't really matter.  Height and sex does.\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/13799/html/how_much_should_i_weigh_.html
122601
While the first answer was a great one, there are some facts needing to be clarified. First of all, these so called "Medical Guidlines" are really way off base. In our society today, even the medical proffession is under pressure to "skinny" down women. It is sad but true. While genetics play a large role in what a person may or may not weigh, that was not really the question. "What is the proper weight for a 8 year old boy or girl." There is not any single weight that could be termed "proper." For example: when my daughter was two years old she weighed nearly thirty pounds. She was a tiny bit of a child and was not in any way overweight. Nor did she visably look like a "chunky" toddler. When people picked her up, they would get such a surprised look on their faces and give a umph! then exclaim "What does this kid weigh?" You see, my little girl inherited a very large bone structure, which was hidden underneath a tiny little body shape. She looked like she should weight about as much as a doll. \n\nThe point of this is twofold. The first part is getting back to the medical profession. I sincerely believe Dr's today put erroneous measures out on what certain heigths and frames should be within a weight category. I beleave that adding ten pounds would get to a more reasonable attempt to instuct on a healthy weight. I know if I weighed within the range they tell me I should be in, I would look anorexic! My normal weight is about 160. I am a bit over 5'8' tall. My bone structure is medium. I am told my "ideal" and "healthy" weight should be between 130-145!! I wear a size 9. Why do Dr's think all women should be able to wear a size 6 or below? It is crazy. The medical community or at least the majority of them has bought in to "thin is in". \n\nNext, weight is very subjective. If a person is healthy, then they are at a healthy weight, for him/her. If somebody is significally overweight, by that I mean over 30% of the body fat index, then there is a problem. Getting a proper body fat index is more important than what the scale says. My daughter, now grown, is not quite two inches over 5". She weighs 125lbs. She is a boosumy, well curved and cuddly young woman and her index is at about 21% and she thinks she is over weight! What a shame. She is perfectly within the true health guidlines and is literally as healthy as a person can be. Beautiful as well, but todays societal expectations have robbed her of feeling as beautifull as she truly is. The same has occurred to so many other beautifull young women today. \n\nTo estimate what weight a growing child should be is difficult if not impossible. If the child is under 30% of bodyfat to lean and bone mass then I believe that child is healthy. Now, 30% is at the highest end of the measure. It would be great if the child could maintain 25% while growing. A child may well not lose all baby fat untill into teen years. I know this as I raised seven children, each with his/her own individual body type. One was as skinny as a rail, and I worried more over her than her siblings. A child can be underweight as well. I think if a child is under 18% bodyfat to lean muscle/bone, a parent needs to look into maybe the child is developing some eating disorder. \n\nAfter all this long drawn out explaination it boils down to this: Any ratio between 18%---30% could be considered healthy. As long as there is not underlying health issues.
532048
Ur weight is perfect. Im 14 and weigh more than u.
1092859
When i 12 which was a year ago i was up to 135. now i'm 98 lbs and i Iook good!!!!!!!!!
882087
i'm guessing anywhere from 110-140lbs???  This is a hard question because ideal weight is dependent on factors like bone structure, lean muscle mass, etc.