Justin is a 24-month-old male with multiple food allergies, including milk, eggs, and peanuts. At six months old a cooking utensil that had been used to cook eggs touched his arm and his mother noticed a significant dermatological response. As a result, Justin's pediatrician advised her to avoid eggs, cow's milk, and peanuts in Justin's diet until food allergy testing could be done at two years of age. Fortunately, Justin hasn't had any negative reactions to soy milk. Food allergy testing has confirmed that Justin needs to continue to avoid cow's milk and peanuts. His pediatrician plans to conduct food allergy testing annually and advises his mother that Justin will likely be able to outgrow the milk allergy. Justin is referred to a registered dietitian for an assessment of his growth and nutrition intake. His mother reports that he is able to feed himself and she has noticed no problems with chewing and swallowing. A 24-hour dietary recall shows Justin consumed the following foods: Fortified soy milk (4 ounces), rice cereal, bananas, grilled soy-cheese sandwich, fortified soy milk (4 ounces), green beans, apricots, orange juice (8 ounces), apple slices, almond butter on toast, apple juice (8 ounces), roast turkey, baked potato, green peas, and fortified soy milk (4 ounces). Date Weight Height 12 months 18 months 24 months 23# 26# 29# Weight for age % 29 31.5" 33.5" Height for age % Weight for length % Using the WHO growth charts (http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts) for boys 0-2 years old, what are the weight for age, height for age, and weight for length percentiles at 12 months? Using the WHO growth charts (http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts) for boys 0-2 years old, what are the weight for age, height for age, and weight for length percentiles at 18 months? Using the WHO growth charts (http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts) for boys 0-2 years old, what are the weight for age, height for age, and weight for length percentiles at 24 months?