The RDA major requirements for toddlers from one year of age to three: Calories: about 1300 Protein: 16 grams Vitamin A: 400ug RE Vitamin C: 40 mg Thiamin: 0.7 mg Riboflavin: 0.8 mg Niacin: 9 mg Vitamin B6: 1.0 mg Folate: 50 ug calcium: 800mg iron: 10 mg If you would like to find out the nutrient content of different foods, you should take advantage of the USDA huge database of nutrient analyzed foods. Go to www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/cgi-bin/nut_search...
You should wait until they are at least a year old when they are about 4000 calories for the whole thing.
not too much
3,500 calories = 1 pound of body fat
A sedentary women needs about 1,600 calories.
there are no calories in a baby potato, obviously because it is only a baby
there are about 4 calories in each baby carrot, therefore there are about 80 calories in 20 baby carrots.
I would say about 50,000 calories. Depending how big the baby is.
the baby should be about two foot 6
None at all. xD
my 19month baby have 6teeth
35 calories
80 calories