brijesh solankiGuardian of 2 children1 day agoA. A balanced diet is the best way to keep a 7-year-old active in cricket.
Sample daily plan:
Before practice (30–60 min): Banana, apple, dates, or peanut butter sandwich.
After practice (within 30 min): Milk or curd with fruit, boiled eggs/paneer, sprouts, or a homemade smoothie.
Breakfast: Idli, dosa, poha, oats, or vegetable paratha with milk.
Lunch: Roti, dal, rice, vegetables, curd, and paneer/egg/chicken (if non-vegetarian).
Evening snack: Nuts, roasted chana, fruit, or corn.
Dinner: Roti with dal and vegetables, plus paneer or other protein.
Hydration: Encourage plenty of water before, during, and after cricket. Avoid junk food and sugary drinks.
If your child gets tired very easily despite eating well, consult a paediatrician to rule out iron or vitamin deficiencies.
RashmiMom of a 11 yr 10 m old girl4 weeks agoA. Proteins are definitely going to be extremely essential and that in a good amount because your child is into a physical sports which require a lot of strength and energy plus looking at the situation I would highly recommend to visit a nutritionist get a detailed diet plan done for your child which would be good for overall development strength and energy of your child
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