-15%Digital Baby Scale with Height Meter is a combined infant measuring device designed for convenient monitoring of both body weight and length in newborns and infants. The integrated weighing tray provides a supportive surface for the baby during measurement, while the built-in height/length meter allows healthcare providers and caregivers to monitor physical growth using one convenient device. The digital display provides clear weight readings, while functions such as tare and hold, where fitted, can assist with practical infant weighing when movement makes obtaining a stable reading difficult. KEY FEATURES: • Digital infant weighing scale • Integrated infant length/height measuring system • Measures both weight and length • Large, easy-to-read digital display • Contoured infant weighing tray • Tare function where supported • Hold function for stabilising readings where supported • Designed for routine infant growth monitoring • Convenient combined weight and length assessment • Suitable for professional and appropriate home use • Easy-to-clean weighing surface COMMON APPLICATIONS: • Newborn and infant weight monitoring • Infant length measurement • Growth monitoring • Paediatric assessments • Maternal and child health clinics • Nutrition and growth assessment • Routine well-baby visits • Home-based infant growth monitoring IDEAL FOR: • Paediatric clinics • Maternity hospitals • Maternal and child health clinics • Hospitals and medical centres • Nutrition clinics • Community health programmes • Healthcare professionals • Appropriate home-based monitoring GENERAL USE: Place the scale on a stable, level surface and ensure it is correctly zeroed before weighing. Position the baby safely in the weighing tray and obtain the weight reading according to the manufacturer's instructions. For length measurement, position the infant correctly on the integrated measuring section and follow the recommended technique for measuring recumbent infant length. SAFETY: Never leave a baby unattended on the scale. Keep one hand close enough to protect the infant from rolling or falling without interfering with the measurement. For clinical growth assessment, measurements should be recorded and interpreted using appropriate age- and sex-specific growth standards.`
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