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Tuesday, December, 01, 2009
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Feeding A Child With No Appetite

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No matter which style you choose, try to establish a routine. Young children like to know what to expect, and if eating the food is just one step in the routine they may be more willing to cooperate. The general recommendation for a child's daily calorie intake is about 1300 calories per day for children ages 1-3, and 1800 calories per day for children ages 4-6 years. But remember, your child's daily calorie requirements will vary by their height, weight, activity level, and stage of disease, so you should discuss their nutrition goals with your child's oncologist or dietitian.

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