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Instead of sugar, chemicals, and preservatives, our vitamins have only what kids need and nothing more.
Instead of added sugar, chemicals, and preservatives,
our vitamins only have what kids need -- without all that junk.
We take 12 organic fruits and veggies and 15 essential vitamins and minerals and blend them into one super-powered chewable to help fill in common nutritional gaps.
We take 12 organic fruits and veggies and 15 essential vitamins and minerals and blend them into one super-powered chewable to help fill in common nutritional gaps.
Each chewable is naturally sweetened with monk fruit (a super fruit that gets its powerful sweetness from its unique antioxidants) and a touch of mannitol, an all-natural sweetener found in fruits and vegetables and suggested by dentists in their fight against tooth decay.
Each chewable is naturally sweetened with monk fruit (a super fruit that gets its powerful sweetness from its unique antioxidants) and a touch of mannitol, an all-natural sweetener found in fruits and vegetables and suggested by dentists in their fight against tooth decay.
See what we’ve included and why:
FORM: Beta-carotene & retinol palmitate
AMOUNT: 360 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin A has been shown to provide immunity support and healthy eyes and cells.*
FOUND IN: Kale, carrots, squash
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: We use two types of Vitamin A because there are two main forms. So we give you both.
FORM: Ascorbic Acid
AMOUNT: 40 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin C has been shown to support the immune system.*
FOUND IN: Oranges, peppers, strawberries
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Kids can’t produce vitamin C on their own, so they depend on outside sources. While the science is mixed, some pediatricians suggest Vitamin C may help impact the duration of the common cold and similar viral infections.*
FORM: Colecalciferol
AMOUNT: 25 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin D has been shown to support the immune system and bone development.*
FOUND IN: Mushrooms, Oranges, Fish
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: According to the numbers, more than 40% of kids are deficient in Vitamin D.* Those most at risk include picky eaters, kids living with obesity, or kids in cold climates.
FORM: D-Alpha Tocopherol
AMOUNT: 3.5 mg
BENEFITS: Vitamin E has been shown to support eyesight, the heart, and the immune system.*
FOUND IN: Avocado, spinach, almonds
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Most foods don’t list Vitamin E, so it’s tough to know if your kids are getting enough, which is why a multivitamin can be helpful.
FORM: Thiamin mononitrate
AMOUNT: 0.5 mg
FOUND IN: Seaweed, grains, legumes
BENEFITS: Vitamin B1 has been shown to support concentration, sleep, and mood.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: If your child's diet is high in processed foods like pizza and cereals (aren't they all...), then Thiamin can be especially important.
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 0.6 mcg
FOUND IN: Spinach, banana, asparagus
BENEFITS: Riboflavin has been shown to support eyesight, energy, and cell growth.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Since riboflavin is water-soluble, kids bodies will simply remove any excess it doesn't use.
FORM: 5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid, glucosamine salt
AMOUNT: 300 mcg
FOUND IN: Broccoli, brussel sprouts, avocado
BENEFITS: Vitamin B9 has been shown to support energy and cellular growth.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Unmetabolized folic acid (not what we use!) can remain in kids bodies for a long time, which is one of several reasons we say no way.*
WHIS THIS FORM: We use the natural form of folate instead of the synthetic folic acid, which is most typically found in breakfast cereals and unfortunately many prominent children's vitamins (bleh!).
FORM: Cyanocobalamin (see why!)
AMOUNT: 2 mcg
FOUND IN: Bananas, liver, cow’s milk
BENEFITS: Vitamin B12 has been shown to support the energy and sleep.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: B12 deficiency may present itself with non-specific health symptoms difficult to figure out,* yet many children’s vitamins mistakenly leave out b12 -- though not us!
WHY THIS FORM? While methylcobalamin is growing in popularity, cyanocobalamin remains our preferred option until more studies are done with kids. Cyanocobalamin seems to be currently more understood than methylcobalamin, which we're not willing to accept without more data. Once there's a bit more data, we'll make the switch.
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 25 mcg
FOUND IN: Cauliflower, mushrooms, avocado
BENEFITS: Vitamin B7 has been shown to supports cellular growth and healthy skin.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Our levels are higher than other vitamins because B7 is water-soluble, meaning excess B7 is simply eliminated from your kid's bodies.*
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 2.5 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin B5 has been shown to support energy, sleep, and focus.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Of the B vitamins we include, B5 is often overlooked -- yet it's what helps support sleep and mood*...and let's be honest...none of us want cranky kids who wake up in the middle of the night...
FORM: Calcium carbonate
AMOUNT: 20 mcg (just a touch)
FOUND IN: Broccoli, collared greens, kale
BENEFITS: Calcium has been shown to support healthy bones and development.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Kids don't naturally produce calcium, and most kids do not get 100% of the calcium they need from foods alone, often causing their bodies to start “borrowing” calcium from their bones...eeeek.
FORM: Potassium Iodide
AMOUNT: 50 mcg
FOUND IN: Kelp, eggs
BENEFITS: Iodine has been shown to support brain function.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Iodine is often overlooked among many children's vitamins despite iodine being an essential mineral.
FORM: Zincas Citrate
AMOUNT: 3 mg
FOUND IN: Beans, meat, poultry
BENEFITS: Zinc has been shown to support the immune system and help with infections, nicks, and cuts.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Zinc is a super mineral that helps provide immunity support and helps with infections* during times when kids are around lots of germs, which let’s face it is pretty much all the time.
FORM: Selenomethionine
AMOUNT: 15 mcg
FOUND IN: Tuna, mushrooms
BENEFITS: Selenium has been shown to support sleep, mood, and inflammation.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Selenium is an essential mineral that little bodies can't make on their own, yet most vitamins leave it out...not us...
FORM: Manganese citrate
AMOUNT: 1.5 mcg
FOUND IN: Avocado, spinach, bananas
BENEFITS: Manganese has been shown to provide support for inflammation.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Manganese (not to be confused with magnesium) is an essential mineral important for growing bodies in small amounts.
See what we’ve included and why:
FORM: Beta-Carotene & Retinol Palmitate
AMOUNT: 360 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin A has been shown to provide immunity support and healthy eyes and cells.*
FOUND IN: Kale, carrots, squash
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: We use two types of Vitamin A because there are two important forms. So we give you both.
FORM: Ascorbic acid
AMOUNT: 40 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin C has been shown to support the immune system.*
FOUND IN: Oranges, peppers, strawberries
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Kids can’t produce vitamin C on their own, so they depend on outside sources. While the science is mixed, some pediatricians suggest Vitamin C may help the duration of the common cold and similar viral infections.*
FORM: Colecalciferol
AMOUNT: 25 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin D has been shown to support the immune system and bone development.*
FOUND IN: Mushrooms, oranges, fish
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: According to recent studies, more than 40% of kids are deficient in Vitamin D. Those most at risk include picky eaters, kids living with obesity, or kids in cold climates.*
WHY THIS AMOUNT: We include more than the recommended daily dosage since vitamin D deficiency is the most common deficiency among kids, especially among picky eaters.*
AFORM: D-Alpha Tocopherol
AMOUNT: 3.5 mg
BENEFITS: Vitamin E has been shown to support eyesight, the heart, and the immune system.*
FOUND IN: Avocado, spinach, almonds
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Most foods don’t list Vitamin E, so it’s tough to know if you’re getting enough, which is why a multivitamin may be helpful to fill in the gaps.
FORM: Thiamin mononitrate
AMOUNT: 0.5 mg
FOUND IN: Seaweed, grains, legumes
BENEFITS: Vitamin B1 has been shown to support concentration, sleep, and general mood.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: if your child's diet is high in processed foods like pizza and cereals (aren't they all...), then Thiamin may be especially important.
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 0.6 mcg
FOUND IN: Spinach, banana, asparagus
BENEFITS: Riboflavin has been shown to support eyesight, energy, and cell growth.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Since riboflavin is water soluble, kids bodies will simply remove any excess they don't use.
FORM: 5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid, glucosamine salt
AMOUNT: 300 mcg
FOUND IN: Broccoli, brussel sprouts, avocado
BENEFITS: Vitamin B9 has been shown to support energy and cellular growth.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Unmetabolized folic acid (not what we use!) can remain in your body for a long time which is one of many reasons we avoid It.*
WHY THIS FORM: We use the natural form of folate instead of the synthetic folic acid, which is most typically found in breakfast cereals and unfortunately many prominent children's vitamins (bleh!).
FORM: Methylcobalamin (just changed!)
AMOUNT: 2 mcg
FOUND IN Bananas, liver, cow’s milk
BENEFITS: Vitamin B12 has been shown to support sleep.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: B12 deficiency is thought to present itself with many non-specific symptoms,* yet many children’s vitamins mistakenly leave out b12 -- though not us!
WHY THIS FORM: While cyanocobalamin is more common, that form is also synthetic and contains a cyanide molecule, which might be risky for kids. That's why we made the switch to methylcobalamin -- the naturally-occurring form that easiest on kids and good for parents looking for peace of mind.
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 25 mcg
FOUND IN: Cauliflower, mushrooms, avocado
BENEFITS: Vitamin B7 has been shown to supports cellular growth and healthy skin.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: B7 is water-soluble, meaning kid's bodies will simply eliminate any excess.*
FORM: Natural
AMOUNT: 2.5 mcg
BENEFITS: Vitamin B5 has been shown to support energy, sleep, and focus.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Of the b vitamins we include, b5 is often overlooked -- yet it's what helps kids sleep and supports their mood*...and let's be honest --none of us want cranky kids who wake up in the middle of the night...
FORM: Calcium carbonate
AMOUNT: 20 mcg (just a touch)
FOUND IN: Broccoli, collared greens, kale
BENEFITS: Calcium has been shown to support bones and development.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Kids don't naturally produce calcium, and most kids do not get the calcium they need from foods alone, often causing their bodies to start “borrowing” calcium from their bones...eeeek.
FORM: Potassium Iodide
AMOUNT: 50 mcg
FOUND IN: Kelp, eggs
BENEFITS: Iodine has been shown to support thyroid function.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Iodine is often overlooked among many children's vitamins despite iodine being an essential mineral.
FORM: Zincas Citrate
AMOUNT: 3 mg
FOUND IN: Beans, meat, poultry
BENEFITS: Zinc has been shown to support the immune system and help with infections, nicks, and cuts.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Zinc is a super mineral which becomes extra important when you see what some kids are willing to eat and touch. :)
FORM: Selenomethionine
AMOUNT: 15 mcg
FOUND IN: Tuna, mushrooms
BENEFITS: Selenium has been shown to support sleep, mood, and inflammation.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Selenium is an essential mineral that little bodies can't make on their own, yet most vitamins leave it out...not us...
FORM: Manganese citrate
AMOUNT: 1.5 mcg
FOUND IN: Tofu, potatoes, chickpeas
BENEFITS: Manganese has been shown to provide support for inflammation and metabolism.*
OUR PEDIATRICIANS SAY: Manganese (not to be confused with magnesium) is often overlooked in kids yet shouldn't be.
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