Wellkid Peppa Pig Multi-vits soft jellies provide 10µg vitamin D per two jellies, as recommended by the UK Department of Health*. Wellkid Peppa Pig Vitamin D soft jellies have been produced with children's specific needs in mind to provide the exact level of Vitamin D for young children, aged 3-7 years. They come in a delicious natural strawberry flavour. The soft jellies have been developed by Vitabiotics' expert nutritional team with the highest standards of quality control.

The soft jellies have been developed by Vitabiotics’ expert nutritional team with the highest standards of quality control. FOOD SUPPLEMENT Food supplements must not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. As with other food supplements, consult your doctor or pharmacist before giving to your child if they are under medical supervision, have epilepsy, suffer from food allergies, or are allergic to any of the ingredients. The UK Department of Health recommends that children aged 1-4 years should be given a daily supplement containing 10µg of vitamin D throughout the year . Plus, everyone, including children aged over 4 years, should consider taking a daily supplement containing 10µg of vitamin D, especially during the autumn and winter. Source: www. NHS.uk. All Vitabiotics products have been developed using the latest research and contain effective levels of vitamins and minerals, while avoiding any excessive amounts, in accordance with official upper safe limits for vitamins and minerals . Vitamin D is needed for normalgrowth and development of bonein children and is included in the preferred form vitamin D3 (as vegan Cholecalciferol) which is naturally produced by the skin when exposed to direct sunlight. Bones get stronger when used and any kind of physical exercise is great for your kids, such as walking, running, dancing, tennis, gymnastics, and football. Children who tend to play outside will also have higher vitamin D levels. Vitamin D also contributes to the normal immune system function in children.Wellkid Peppa Pig Pro-tummy provides 5 billion bacteria and calcium in a lactose free soft jelly, contains 6 scientifically studied strains of cultures.

Wellkid Peppa Pig Pro-tummy also provides calcium which contributes to the normal function of digestive enzymes. Calcium is also beneficial to the normal growth and development of bone in children. The UK Department of Health recommend a daily supplement of 10μg vitamin D for children aged 1-4 all year round, and for over 4s especially during the autumn and winter months. Source: www.NHS.uk. Certain vitamins are very safe at levels tens or even hundreds of times the NRV, whereas for others the safety level is much closer to the NRV. For this reason every vitamin and mineral needs to be considered on an individual basis in terms of its upper safe level. Over the last 10 years, the awareness of the importance of Omega-3 has grown, and ensuring your child receives enough Omega-3 is a valuable step towards giving him or her the best start in life. Omega-3 contains fatty acids like DHA, which contributes to the maintenance of normal brain function and normal vision*.Results from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) suggest that the consumption of oily fish, which is the main source of beneficial Omega-3 fatty acids, remains low. Children are eating well below the minimum recommendation of two portions of fish per week, including one portion of oily fish. Kids can be very particular about their likes and dislikes, so it is important to give them a supplement that tastes great and that they are happy to take. Wellkid Peppa Pig Omega-3 are premium quality soft jellies, for children aged 3-7 years, that provides Omega-3 in a delicious natural orange flavour that kids love. Wellkid Peppa Pig Vitamin D soft jellies provide the exact level of Vitamin D as recommended by the UK Department of Health for young children. For adults and children over 5 years, everyone (including pregnant and breastfeeding women) should consider taking a daily supplement of vitamin D during the autumn and winter. (Source: www.nhs.uk)