The EASIEST Way To Get My Toddler to Take Her Vitamins (Thank me later)

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I always say if you can get your kids to enjoy drinking smoothies it's one of the easiest ways to sneak in some other things without them noticing 😉

I have Sage's favourite Oatmeal Cookie Smoothie recipe in the Toddler HealthNut Cookbook

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Nikole xo

[HealthNutNutrition]

Guys I’m dying at the comments on here 😅 first off the powder was a probiotic not a packet full of random vitamins and the other one is a kids immune support because we were in the middle of cold and flu season and she’s in daycare and we have a newborn at home. She doesn’t get these everyday. We do give her a kids vitamin d everyday which is recommended by our naturopathic doctor and midwives. Thank you for your concerns and for taking a fun video way to seriosuly ✌🏼

[vanessacardona]

Her little hand reaching out 😍 so cute

[meksu]

This is what I want to do for my husband. 😂 He never wants to take his vitamins lol

[jessicacolley]

In the UK it's not common to just give kids vitamins unless they medically need them. My kids have never had a vitamin lol they get all they need from food

[carolinaVF]

Please don't do this unless recommended by a doctor. If it's not proven your child has a deficiency giving them supplements you could overdose them. Too many vitamins and minerals turn toxic for your body. Not right away, but in the long term, so a "perfectly healthy" childs organs might actually be struggling alot, without visible symptoms. Supplement use should be monitored by a doctor, for children and adults. Natural remedies or supplements ARE NOT a replacement for a healthy diet, and doctors advice. The creator didn't state why she was giving her child this, she might need it, but every other person, don't just start taking/giving supplements. If you do, pay attention to the RDI, it should never be more than 100%.

[lauracarrillo]

I took Zinc for my hair and nails for 3 years, I started having difficulty grasping things and parestesias, my thumb got numb, turns out Zinc is good but it also decreased my B12 levels which is why I was getting neurological symtoms so BECAREFUL WITH SUPPLEMENTS

[prayingmantisesaredangerou]

PSA: The only time you should take supplements is when they're prescribed by a doctor!!

Edit: i wasn't trying to jab at the lady that posted this video. The reason why i even commented was bcos i saw other moms asking what the supplements were and saying they wanted to give them to their kids.

[smarty]

Do not be giving your children supplements, especially sketchy looking ones like those that aren’t fda regulated or approved. They should not need supplements unless recommended by their doctor.

[chicken]

Always consult with a doctor before giving your child any supplements. Overdosing on vitamins and minerals can be harmful.

[marvel.ous.leafy.green.]

This is how I take my iron supplements.😭 But idk what to think about a little kid needing all that...

[MSANTHRP]

JUST SO YOU ALL KNOW. THIS CREATOR DELETES COMMENTS. THIS IS A VERY UNSAFE PRACTICE AND SHE KNOWS IT. SHE IS NOT A PROFESSIONAL AND THIS COULD DO SOME DAMAGE TO YOUR CHILD

[LylBambi]

What on earth! The dosage is crazy. My colleague - a pediatric surgeon - is with me looking on with horror. Please don't do this guys; it isn't healthy or safe for an adult let alone a child. If the supplements are FDA-approved and specifically recommended by a doctor following tests, such as blood tests that prove deficiency, sure - but even then the dosage would need to be accurate (not a random squirt or two from a pipette dropper!). She should be stating what these supplements are and why she is giving them. This isn't an anti-vac/I only use 'natural' remedies mum is it? i wouldn't be surprised.

[asiya]

If a doctor prescribed them it would be ok. But please don’t give them supplements without asking a physician because it can be poisonous to have too much of some vitamins and minerals. There are many cases of kidney failure and other things. Stay safe🤍

[Thealba]

This creator deletes comments, just so ys know. She malpractices on her own child and posts it knowing it could damage her health.

[Rainedropsss]

Yeah so GUYS THIS IS NOT SAFE. ALWAYS ALWAYS CHECK WITH A DOCTOR!!! *Do not play around with children’s health*

[MSANTHRP]

Just so we're clear. You shouldn't need to give your toddler "supplements". The food you give them should give them everything they need. This is a good way to ruin their kidneys. Bad advice

[lexistrying]

You can also ask the person making your smoothie if they’re willing to blend the supplements into the smoothie so it’s a little smoother. We’re always willing to do it if asked, at least where I work

[loksven]

I always encouraged my kiddos and made it fun for them by having them help out and called it "potionmaking". Works like a charm, and they love the taste!

[letsstartahomestead]

Girl what!? Are my kids uncoordinated 🤣🤣🤣 ain’t no way I’m giving them a cup like that in the car or I would be scrubbing smoothie out of their car seats

[WalkWithGraceNFaith]

*I love how a major YouTuber with almost a million subscribers is sitting here pushing out information that could harm babies. This isn’t necessary unless your doctor has specified that your child needs it.*