
The other aspect I worry about is the amount of sugar that is in them and the fact that they are gummy they will probably stick to teeth longer and cause greater decay. On our last visit to the dentist he told us that really chewy and gummy candy are the biggest culprits of cavities. So I think the only way around this is that she takes the vitamins and then brushes her teeth. This will also mean that we have to give her her fluoride at a separate time because it needs to sit on the teeth for 30 mins without eating, drinking and brushing.
So today I am off to Whole Foods to find the best gummies out there for my girl! I think it is important to know your child's diet. A lot of studies say that children really don't need a daily vitamin and that they should be getting everything they need from food and drink. The girl I take care of is in fact a fantastic eater. She eats more fruits and vegetables than any man I know but has to be pushed to drink her milk or yogurt and she dislikes cheese so I am going to make sure that the multivitamin I choose has a good supply of calcium and vitamin D. The other thing i will be looking for is no food colouring.....do you think that's possible???
Anyone got any healthy gummy vitamins they love?
Excellent post. Gummy vitamins are all about the growth and development of your kids. It is also important to keep in mind that these vitamins cannot be replaced with healthy and nutritious diet.
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Vitamin C with Bioflavonoids