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As we are all different, there is no perfect answer to this.

Most 5 year old are however very active and need more.

Some are on the other hand less active and need less.

As a guideline approx 1.400-1.600 kilo-calories per day for a moderately active child.

One should not monitor ones child's calorie intake unless there are some weight issues related. being underweight or overweight is a factor to consider.

Eating-habits as in what one eat is worth gold.

Teach your child healthy habits of food, and weight-problems as in to much weight will most likely go away as child is growing.

To only give a child fried chips because that is all he/she want to eat is a terrible reason for carrying on giving your child this food.

Serve your child proper ordinary food and when he/she is hungry enough, he/she will eat and most likely enjoy eating.

It can be a battle to turn ones child into eating healthier food but for the sake of the child it is worth it in the end.

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