The number of calories per day is determined by whether the 8-year-old girl or boy needs to:
It also depends on their current weight and level of activity. Please see the Related Question, further down this page, to see the specific examples.
Please consult an expert on this. An example from a babyfood website follows three times a day: 200 ml formula or breastfeeding at 8 months they can eat some "solid" food (pureed to start with): dinnertime: 3 tablespoons of vegetables; 2 tablespoons of potato/white rice 1 tablespoon of meat/chicken/fish/egg (pureed) also don't forget to let them drink some water
i think mabey around.............
like 1,500 a day mabey less, it kind'of just depends on how tall the girl is.
trust me I'm a 8 year old girl who weighs 67 pounds it keeps me strong
A young child (especially an infant at 8 months) should not be watching their calories. They need calories to support their body in development and growth, especially at such a vital age.
A 11 year old girl should have 3,880 calories a day.
A 10 year old girl should consume 1,000 calories a day!
1500 calories
about 1000 - 1100 calories
About 1,300 calories a day.
About 1,000 calories a day.
About 1882 calories a day
About 1,500 to 2,000 calories a day.
2000
Daily calories should come from nutritious foods like vegetables, grains, and fruit. A nine year old girl requires about 1,400 calories daily.
1500
she should eat 1,800