The Wellkid Peppa Pig Multi-vits soft jelly sweets have been produced with the special needs of children in mind and provide a comprehensive range of vitamins for children aged 3-7 years to ensure your child's nutritional intake. They come in a delicious strawberry flavor.

Wellkid Peppa Pig Multi-vits include vitamins A, C, and D, as recommended by the UK Department of Health, which advises that all children up to the age of 5 should take a dietary supplement containing these vitamins.

The Wellkid Peppa Pig Multi-vits soft jellies provide 10μg of vitamin D per two jellies, as recommended by the UK Department of Health.

Vitamin D is essential for the normal growth and development of children's bones and is included in the preferred form of vitamin D3 (as vegetarian cholecalciferol), which is naturally produced by the skin when exposed to direct sunlight. Bones strengthen when used, and any type of physical activity is ideal for your children, such as walking, running, dancing, tennis, gymnastics, and soccer. Children who tend to play outside will also have higher levels of vitamin D.

Vitamin D also contributes to the normal function of the immune system in children.

Children can be very specific about their preferences and dislikes, so it is important to give them a supplement that has a nice taste and that they enjoy taking. Wellkid Peppa Pig Multi-vits are high-quality soft jellies that provide a range of vitamins in a delicious strawberry flavor that children love. They are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Development is particularly rapid during the first 12 years of a child's life. The continuous growth of bones, muscles, blood, and brain means that children have high demands for nutrients in relation to their body size. Meeting these requirements can sometimes be a challenge, as it is very common for children to be picky eaters. You may find that your child refuses to eat certain foods, dislikes certain textures or flavors, or is reluctant to try new foods. The good news is that children usually outgrow this phase, and there are several small, easy actions you can take to help meals go more smoothly.

National government dietary surveys have shown that children's diets can be low in certain nutrients, including vitamins A and D. Many children also do not eat the recommended 5 servings of fruits. Some foods may have lower than expected nutrient content and low levels of certain micronutrients as a result of various factors, such as modern agricultural practices, long storage of "fresh" foods before they are sold in some stores, and excessive cooking that can cause the breakdown of certain nutrients. It is important to promote a healthy diet and lifestyle in children and encourage positive dietary and exercise habits for their future lives. Dietary supplements do not replace a healthy and balanced diet naturally!

They have been developed by the specialized nutrition team of Vitabiotics with the highest standards of quality control.