Mango vitamin jelly for kids: The Day Our Child Strong Immunity

How did my jelly-loving child react?

As I started paying a little more attention to my son’s nutrition, I picked out a jelly-form product that he already tends to like.

The product we tried this time was The Day Our Child Strong Immunity Jelly. It was introduced as a mango-flavored jelly containing zinc and vitamins.

My child enjoyed it and ate it well. Still, I was a little concerned that he did not want to stop after just one pouch. I explained that we would have only one a day, and he seemed to accept that a little. This is simply how I gave it to my child.

What ingredients is it introduced as containing?

Since my child ate it so well, I also looked into what ingredients it contains.

The product description says that each pouch contains zinc and several vitamins.

The ingredients introduced in the original post are zinc gluconate, vitamin D, and vitamin B6.

It also says it contains vitamin E, vitamin B2, and niacin. The ingredient information was presented as information from the raw-ingredient description.

It was described as a product without added artificial flavoring, lactose, sodium caseinate, magnesium stearate, calcium carboxymethylcellulose, or hydroxypropyl methylcellulose. It has 16 supplementary ingredients, most of which are said to be domestically sourced.

The original post noted that the raw ingredients and their origins can be checked on Naver Smart Store.

Was the packaging easy to open and convenient to carry?

The easy-cut packaging meant that my child could open it easily too. Being able to carry one pouch at a time was convenient as well.

What were the mango flavor and texture like when I tried it?

This is a mango-flavored product with mango concentrate as a supplementary ingredient. I tried one too, and it was tasty.

The texture was chewy. The flavor my child liked and the texture I experienced myself have stayed with me.

The original post also included an explanation comparing the zinc and vitamin amounts with Korean nutrient-intake standards for children aged 3 to 5. What I can say from this use is that my child ate it well, and that the flavor, texture, and convenient packaging stood out.

The guidance says it can also be eaten chilled or frozen, so I thought it might be nice to give it cold in summer. This post does not include an experience of eating it cold.