Growth and milestone tracking

Baby Weigh-ins & Developmental Check-ups

Track your baby's growth and milestones with regular weigh-ins and check-ups in Waverley. Weigh-ins are R120.

Where
Centre of Advanced Medicine, 15 Scott Street, Waverley, Building B, Unit B2.8, Johannesburg 2090
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Hours
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
Ages
Babies and children from birth to 12 years

Our baby wellness consultations are regular visits to track your baby's growth and milestones, from the first weeks through early childhood.

What is included in a check-up

  • Weight, length and head circumference, plotted against WHO growth percentiles
  • A feeding check-in: breastfeeding, bottle or solids, depending on age
  • A developmental review: movement, hearing, vision and social response
  • A chance to raise concerns about sleep, feeding or general wellbeing
  • Growth chart updates recorded in your baby's Road to Health Book

How often to come in

Most babies benefit from a weigh-in every few weeks in the first months, tapering to monthly and then less often as they grow. Babies who were premature, are gaining weight slowly or have specific feeding concerns are often seen more frequently. We will help you work out a schedule at your first visit.

What it costs

  • Weigh-in(from 6 weeks, about 15 to 20 minutes)Tracking growth between check-ups
    R120
  • Well-baby consultationA full check-up of growth, feeding and development
    R300
  • Extended consultation(longer than 30 minutes)Longer conversations about feeding, sleep or concerns
    R500

See the full price list. Prices are in rand, were last confirmed in August 2026, exclude VAT unless stated, and may change.

What to bring

  • Your baby's Road to Health Book or clinic card
  • A list of questions about feeding, sleep or development

Frequently asked questions

Cannot find your answer? Call or WhatsApp us on 068 880 5805.

How much is a baby weigh-in?
A weigh-in (from 6 weeks) is R120. See our price list.
How long does a weigh-in take?
Around 15 to 20 minutes.
What is included in a check-up?
Weight, length and head circumference plotted against WHO growth percentiles, a feeding check-in, a developmental milestone review (movement, hearing, vision and social response), and a chance to raise any concerns. Growth chart updates are recorded in your baby's Road to Health Book.
How often should I bring my baby?
Most babies benefit from a weigh-in every few weeks in the first months, tapering to monthly and then less often as they grow. We will help you work out a schedule at your first visit.
Is my baby seen more often if they were premature?
Babies who were premature, are gaining weight slowly or have specific feeding concerns are often seen more frequently.
What should I bring?
Your baby's Road to Health Book or clinic card, and a list of questions about feeding, sleep or development.
Where can I weigh my baby in Johannesburg?
At The Baby Clinic, inside the Centre of Advanced Medicine, 15 Scott Street, Waverley. Call or WhatsApp 068 880 5805 to book.

Book an appointment today

Call or WhatsApp 068 880 5805, or use the booking form just below.

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