Recommended Calcium Intake1
Age (Male and Female) 0-6 months 210 mg/day 7-12 months 270 mg/day 1-3 years 500 mg/day 4-8 years 800 mg/day 9-18 years 1300 mg/day 19-50 years 1000 mg/day Over 50 years 1200 mg/dayYes, it is also important for kids bcause it helps keep your bones strong otherwise you muscles will start taking milk from your bones, causeing you to be very weak.
Milk won't make you tall. Milk contains calcium, which is needed by your bones to make them strong. This is especially important when you're growing because your bones are growing at a fast rate, which is why parents tell their kids to drink their milk. :)
They will be good for nutrients needed for the health and to maintain strong bones.
babys have 306 bones in there bodys. but kids ad adults have 246 bones in there bodys
Children are more flexible in general because compared to developed adults they are still growing and attaining calcium as well as other vitamins that help harden bones and make them inflexible.
How many kids broke one of there bones in a year??
They take calcium
If an individual is in the growth phase (childhood), milk might have a positive effect on growth indeed. Milk is a source of Calcium which responsible for formation of all bone structures. This might not affect though strong enough the growth in height but in width (bones). The nutritional factor is very important for growth though the most important role plays the inheritance of genes from parents. Intake of Calcium will help to achieve the genetic goal of growth though might not contribute to exceeding the limits which are already set. In the elderly Calcium will be also rather preventing osteoporosis than making the individual grow taller.
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Well,baby have the same bones has kids and parents but,just smaller.
Calcium is needed for the development of the skeleton, which happens a lot in growing kids.
I think kids and adults have the same number of 206 bones, but I do not know what they are all called . . . (=