How many calories are in a new born baby?

Answer 1

Infants should not have caloire count measured. At such a critical time in their lives, infants and young children need calories to support growth, health, and proper development. As long as it is not excessive or caloires from un-healthy foods, it is alright.

Answer 2

Approximately 655 calories for age 0-5 months are required per day. However, please check with your own medical adviser what is needed for your child in relation to individual heath status and current weight.

Answer 3

That depends on the age, health and weight of the baby. Here we can only give examples.

For young children to maintain weight

• approximately 655 calories for 0-5 months
• approximately 855 calories for 5-12 months
• approximately 1300 calories for 1-3 years.

Those are just approximate figures. Please consult with a physician or medical adviser to know how many calories a particular baby needs.

Answer 4

As a general rule multiply their height in inches by 40. So for example, if your baby is 27 inches he or she should be getting about 1080 calories daily.

Answer 5

1000 to 2000 to help the baby grow. You got to get skinny and not fat.

Answer 6

A baby needs at least 10,000 calories each day.

Answer 7

Baby has weight not calories. Calories are in things you eat. Babies are not edible.