Growing children do not get enough
nutrients like vitamin A, C and D, especially those who tend to eat less. It is
difficult to get these vitamins through food alone. That is why medical experts
recommend that all children above 6 months should be given daily dietary
supplements that contain vitamin A, C and D. Babies who are on infant formula
should not be given any supplement, as the formula already contains certain
nutrients.
Your medical advisor is the right
person to provide advice on safe and effective vitamin drops, so talk to
him/her about the supplement that is most appropriate for your baby. Excessive
use of certain vitamins is not advisable, as it can prove fatal to your baby’s
health. Check the recommended dosage of vitamins and be careful. Do not give
more than stated dose of supplement to your child. For instance, do not give
vitamin drops and cod liver oil, as the latter already contains vitamin A &
D.
- Vitamin A – This nutrient strengthens your child’s immune system, improves vision and maintains healthy skin
- Vitamin C – It helps absorb iron and enhances immune system and overall health
- Vitamin D – A very important vitamin for overall growth and development, especially the teeth and bones
Dairy products, carrots, sweet
potatoes, mangoes and dark green leafy vegetables are a few good sources of
vitamin A. Tomatoes, oranges, kiwi fruit, berries and broccoli are good sources
of vitamin C. One of the natural sources of vitamin D is sunlight. However, do
not let children get more sun directly. Protect or cover up their skin from
sunrays.
Vitabiotics Wellbaby Multi-Vitamin Drops contain all the essential vitamins that your
baby needs. Apart from vitamin supplement, it is imperative for your child to
eat healthily so that he/she can meet the daily requirements. Make sure you seek
medical help before giving any supplement to your child.
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