Children s Vitamins
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Children's Vitamins
Overview
Many parents worry that their children aren’t getting the nutrients they need to grow up strong and healthy. It’s common for kids to be picky eaters, with some sticking to a single favorite food and others hesitant to try new things.
Importance of Vitamins
To address these concerns, children’s vitamins are available to help ensure kids get the essential nutrients they need. Even parents of good eaters often supplement their children’s diets with vitamins. This is partly because soil depletion and food processing can reduce the nutritional value of our foods.
Fun and Safe Presentation
Children’s vitamins are designed to be appealing, often coming in bright colors and fun shapes like lollipops, gumballs, and gummy bears. However, because these vitamins look like candy, it’s crucial for parents to store them out of reach and monitor their intake. If your child accidentally takes more vitamins than recommended, contact a pediatrician or poison control immediately.
When Vitamins Are Prescribed
At times, pediatricians may recommend vitamins, especially if a child has a deficiency, lacks access to fluoridated water, or has conditions like anemia. Generally, many doctors believe children can get the necessary nutrients from a balanced diet. It’s important to consult your child’s pediatrician before starting any vitamin regimen.
Encouraging Healthy Eating
Vitamins are supplements, not replacements. It’s essential to promote healthy eating habits. Make nutrition exciting and enjoyable for your child. Consider these tips:
- Add grated cheese to vegetables to make them more enticing.
- Offer calcium-fortified orange juice if your child dislikes milk.
- Involve your child in making a vegetable pizza.
- Let them choose their own fruit at the market and store it in a special place at home.
These strategies can help picky eaters overcome their hesitations and get the vitamins they need naturally.
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