Are you giving your kids vitamin supplements? I do. I’ve been giving them since they were babies as recommended by their pediatrician and I have been doing this for both of my girls. I remember I used to follow the pedia’s advice right to the smallest details (brand, amount, time of day when I will give the vitamins). From experience, I am convinced that I need to give them supplements since I notice that they easily get sick (colds and coughs) when they don’t drink their vitamins. I know that being sickly can be avoided when they eat healthier food and they get exercise, but I can only be confident when I know that I’ve given the best protection I can give. Better be sure than regret it.
This month, Wert Philippines gave me several bottles of Nutri10Plus Syrup to try them for my kids. I have an open mind about supplements so what I did is I checked the contents indicated in the box. Since my kids are now bigger, less picky, I am also less focused on vitamins which make them immune to sickness (though I still want them to have this kind of protection). What I am now concerned about are supplements which can give them more energy when they are at school.
If your school goes to a big school like my daughters, you’ll notice how big and how many the books they carry with them. Grabe! I can’t even last long carrying their bags. No wonder when they get back at home from school, they look so tired. With Nutri10Plus, I wish it will give them that staying power this school year. The packaging mentions this “sports active formula” and at their media launch where they got Niño Muhlach’s son, Alonzo as their brand endorser, they used the “Aktibo’t Malakas” as their campaign. I am relying on these promises and hoping that through regular intake, my girls will be more energetic when they go to school this school year.
As of their first week of taking in this vitamin, my youngest who is so sensitive when it comes to the taste of medicine, she liked the taste of Nutri10Plus. That’s a good sign that they will not be skipping their vitamins every morning (yey!).
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My kids also loved the taste! Definitely a thumbs up for Nutri10 plus!
My Little Kulit tried this one last night sabi niya it taste good
Sounds like a good option for my kids. It seems like a great product.
Wow, now I’m wondering what it tastes like!
Sounds like a good product.
Vitamins are very important for especially for growing kids. 🙂
I make sure that my daughter also takes her vitamins regularly. Will check this brand out if pwede na for my 2 year old daughter.
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MrsMartinez
I have been an avid Celine user for my three kids but will definitely give this a try! =)
Nutri10Plus sounds like a great product – specially if it tastes ok and they don’t skip taking it!
Sounds like a great product. The taste is important when it comes to vitamins and meds. My grandkids use Ceelin, but I want to give this product a try.
Hi Elizabeth, Ceelin user too, this one is a multivitamin so I’m giving them this one too 🙂
We upped our VitC intake when our eldest started school ‘coz he’d bring home different concoctions of germs every week! As in, laging may sakit ang bahay namin.
They do expend a lot of energy every day, don’t they? It sure couldn’t hurt!
I had no idea there was Nutri10Plus. It sounds like a great suppliement for kids, though!
I wonder if my niece take this vitamins too in the Philippines. My niece needs it as she is very skinny.
I’ve learned that vitamins and food supplements are not only for skinny children but also for the healthy ones because you never know when sickness/bacteria/viruses strikes. It’s best to always be ready to fight them. With Nutri10 plus, at least you can be assured of good health,
My daughter is healthy, yet I give her vitamins. They are essential because she does not get everything she needs from her diet. Your daughter is a cutie
why thank you!
I give my daughter food supplements because she’s a picky eater. But she’s very active already. I wonder how this vitamins will affect her energy levels :))
Siguro hindi naman after sa pagiging hyperactive yung vitamin, what we want talaga is yung endurance diba 🙂
You have one active, cute daughter right there! 🙂 Hehehe.. Imagine our house with 4 kids! First two kids use Nutriplus. And, they rarely get sick. The two little ones, di pa nila type. They still want chewable vits. 🙂
Ay talaga, that’s good news. Mariel is hindi sakitin talaga, but with Nutriplus siguro I just want to be a little bit meaty hehe
sakitin talaga ung baby girl ko. But, dahil nag nutriplus siya, di na mashado. Unless, kumain ng sweets tapos di nag water after hehehe.
Your Little girl looks so cute. Vitamins are very essential for growing kids. When it comes to taking healthy food, my daughter always troubles me a lot. I think this Nutri 10plus syrup might be a best supplement for her. Will have to check this out.
Your daughter is a mini version of you 🙂 This is the first time I heard Nutri10 Plus Syrup. Thanks for sharing.
Vitamins/supplements are big help to our growing children apart from healthy foods.
Also trying Nutri10 Plus and looking forward to Jael having more of an appetite.
My second daughter has a big appetite and she’s very active too. She’s like the son I never had. As in she’s super active talaga. She’s only taking Ceelin ha. What more kung pampagana yung vitamins niya? Hehehe.
vitamins are really such great help in keeping our children healthy. i just hope it was not that difficult to give it to my son. it was only when he turned 5 that i can make him take vitamins without a fuss, so i just opted to let him drink pineapple juice for his daily dose of vitamin C.
First take ng daughter q yesterday.. ndi sa pagkaexagge sobrang nakita q agad result.. kanina ngbreakfast xa ng rice tapos nag eat n nmn xa in between ng sandwich wc is not ussual.. sobrang pahirapan pakainin nito..
That’s great Laarni! Minsan ang hirap talaga iboost ang appetite ng kids kasi mahilig sila sa junk food.