What is the normal head circumference of a newborn?

The normal head circumference of a newborn typically ranges from approximately 33 to 36 centimeters (13 to 14 inches). The option indicating 35 cc (which likely should be cm to indicate centimeters) and 13.5 inches aligns with this typical range. Accurate assessment of a newborn's head circumference is important as it helps in evaluating brain growth and development.

A measurement less than the normal range may indicate potential issues such as microcephaly, while a measurement significantly above the range can indicate macrocephaly, both of which may require further evaluation and monitoring. Therefore, the option that falls within the standard range of head circumference for newborns provides the most accurate information regarding normal neonatal development.