If a girl is about 11 years old, how much SHOULD she weigh by now?
473876
NO. In fact, you're probably too skinny. You should NEVER think you're overweight because of what you see in the media/what other people say. You are YOURSELF and you should be comfortable with what you look like!
1133829
anywhere from  80 - 100 pounds, because of your height
179422
My daughter weighed 50 pounds for about 3 years.  My wife just kept a watch on her diet and let her grow out of her problem.
768431
no, her bmi is 18.9, the normal weight ranges from 18.5 to 24.9, so she is quite normal in her weight
490563
the ideal weight is when the girl feels good about how she looks...depending on height it is anywhere between 100 and 140 pounds....
130327
Depening on your age ;  Your weight should be about 90 kgms. If above 40 about 72 kgms. To be healthy.
460498
At 13, you really shouldn't be worrying about weight issues. Your body is still growing and developing. However, I've included a weight chart. Hope it helps.
304665
Between 103 and 134 pounds, assuming you are female (males at 4'11" are off the chart). It depends on your body frame. Age also plays a factor.
736299
Depends on how big she is. She can't be too big.
164388
i have twin 7 year old girls...one weighs about 56 lbs. and the  other weighs 95.....the 56 lbs. one is normal...the rest of their class at school is about all the same size...now on the other hand my "big" girl is over weight ..she is rather tall though...she is just a big tough girl...that's what i tell her so she doesn't feel so bad...
958850
I just consulted my 11-year-old daughter.  She says 11.
641100
definetly NOT. I think it sounds like you weigh the absolute perfect amount for your age!! Now you need to be sure you stay healthy
1178491
It is impossible to predict what the average weight of a 13-year-old should be. It is much easier for adults as there are standards by which doctors and professionals follow. However, these standards are not applicable to growing teens. At age twelve, whether you are a boy or a girl, you are most likely entering puberty. For the next few years your body will begin to drastically grow and change. Each individual will begin this process at different times, girls usually earlier than boys.\n\nAt 12 girls bodies have begun puberty whether it is noticeable or not, and will soon begin to grow in size, which is normally accompanied by weight gain. Boys on the other hand will not enter puberty until 13 or 14 and will just be beginning to grow tall and not fill out until their later teens. So as you can see it is hard to predict an average weight for a 13 year old, just look around at your classmates, some are tall or small and petite, while other have begun to develop and those who still have a few years to go. All of these are perfectly normal, just as many different weights are as well. Weight is only a number that does not consider height or body mass, so try not to get too caught up in it. At this point in your life it is important to keep healthy, eating right and exercising will make sure that your body weight is healthiest for you!
137039
it depends on your height. if your a girl, start at 100 pounds for five feet tall, then add 5 pounds for every inch. so somebody who's 5'6 should be 130. for boys, do the same except start at 110 and add 6 pounds for every inch.
736734
Sweetie, you are 11.  Your weight should be the LAST thing on your mind!  I'm sure you are beautiful and perfect just the way you are!  =)
154940
Depends on the girl's height, of course. Let's say that a girl 5' 10'' tall is "fat" if she's over 150 pounds.
399268
Go to the site listed below, click on the link for children and teens, enter the required information and it will tell exactly where she stands:\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/bmi/inde... \n\nPlease be aware that at 11, her weight is not written in stone.  Once she gets her period, she will start to slim down some.  In the meantime, she can cut out junk food and fast food in addition to drinking water instead of soda.  Those few changes will make a lot of difference.