I have seen your DD, she is by no means over weight. The charts they use at MCHN appointments are quite out of date I believe.

Perhaps check the Royal Children's Hospital website and see if they have a more up to date way of checking.

I can't post links on here, go into Google and type in BMI for children. The Better Health Victorian government website comes up and has a calculator. Obviously these calculators don't take into consideration you and your husbands size.

I have always been told kids put on weight just before a growth spurt. As in they get a bit chubby and then they get taller.

Trust your instinct, it's right.