It's common for girls to gain weight before puberty, but it's not necessarily "chubby."
During childhood, girls naturally experience growth spurts and changes in body composition. They might gain weight as they grow taller and develop muscle mass.
This weight gain is often a healthy part of development and doesn't necessarily indicate an unhealthy weight.
However, it's always important to talk to a doctor if you have any concerns about your child's weight or growth.
They can assess your child's individual situation and provide guidance on healthy eating and exercise habits.
