Wooden Ruler Height Chart for Kids - Growth Measurement for The Whole Family - Children Grow Charts for Boys and Girls - Wood Wall Decor for Measuring Height - Chart to Measure How Tall is Your Child

This is in neither centimeters nor inches. The wood is nice but it serves no function because it is NOT able to measure height in any capacity. We ended up missing the return window, so we are flipping it over and writing on it with marker. Don’t waste your money. What trash

Cute, pegs don’t stay in at all.

Not sure what the numbers are supposed to represent, Because they don't measure inches and feet or centimeters and meters. See pics. Because the holes are one inch apart, I'm going to try blocking out the numbers as they are and paint real representative numbers in place.

This wooden ruler height chart is a beautiful and modern take on traditional means of tracking a child's growth. This ruler comes with everything needed to get started with logging height and has a simple, minimal design. The ruler comes with pegs, a leather-like cord, and two hooks to attach it to a wall. It can be a bit challenging to get it hung at exactly the right height, but it only took me a couple minutes to go from the box to hanging out on the wall. One issue with the pegs is that children rarely grow in whole-inch increments, so I'm not sure what they're useful for in the longterm. This is a big part of the design, too, so it's important to be happy with holes in the board if the pegs don't work for your kids. This large ruler-style height chart is nicely designed and accurate for teaching a child's growth. I'm delighted to have this in my home, and I love the aesthetic. Highly recommend it!

This board is going to work ok for its purpose. It leaves room for writing names and dates with a fine tip permanent marker. Starts at 3’ and ends at 6’ with a hole at every inch. It has little markers to fit in the holes, which is ok for seeing the jump from this date to the last. This is a really good idea. My grandparents had a corner wall where they marked my height a couple times a year. And then it was every growing child in their life. When they passed I had to remove that piece of paneling for all the memories on it. It was impossible to match the paneling to replace it but did the best I could. This way you can have the same without writing on the wall.