Children's mango multivitamin powder: The Day Tunteuntamin
In short
The Day Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored powdered children's multivitamin with 11 vitamins and three minerals. I switched my child from jelly supplements to this individually packed powder; they liked the taste and could open it independently, though this experience only speaks to taste and ease of use.

Good to know
- Product
- The Day Tunteuntamin for Our Child's Health, 30 sticks per box
- How it was used
- Switched a child from jelly supplements to powdered supplements
- Flavor and format
- Fine mango-flavored powder
- Nutrients
- 11 vitamins and 3 minerals, according to the original post
- Packaging
- Individually packaged easy-cut sticks
Prices as written by the tester on Mar 28, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why did I switch from jelly supplements to powder?
My child had finished their jelly supplements, so this time I switched to The Day Tunteuntamin for Our Child's Health, a powdered product. They tend to get tired of the same format, so I wanted to try a different format and flavor.

When I gave my child the new product, they enjoyed it as though it were a tasty snack. This is a children's supplement containing multivitamins and minerals.




The product is described as containing 11 vitamins and three minerals in each stick.

At first, I wondered whether my child really needed supplements. It began with worries that their nails and hangnails might point to a nutritional deficiency. Giving them the supplement gave me some peace of mind, and my child liked the taste.

What comes in a box, and what nutrients does it contain?
One box contains 30 sticks. Based on the one-stick-a-day guideline introduced in the original post, that is a month's supply. On some days, I gave my child two sticks because they wanted more.

The listed ingredients included vitamins B1, B2, and B6, pantothenic acid, biotin, vitamins D and K, manganese, and zinc.

It also contains vitamins A, C, and B12, selenium, and folic acid. It was a format that let me provide several vitamins and minerals in one stick.

Was it easy for my child to open and take?
The easy-cut packaging meant my child could tear it open and take it on their own. The individual packets were convenient to carry, so it was also easy to give them when we were out.


The fine powder had a slightly crunchy texture as it dissolved in the mouth. My child, who looks for sweet flavors, ate it well, and Finnish xylitol was listed among the ingredients.

How did my child respond to the mango flavor?
It is a mango-flavored product, but my child said it also tasted like pineapple. What I remember is that it was easy to give them because they liked the taste rather than having to be persuaded to take it.

What did I check about origins and secondary ingredients?
While looking over the product, I also confirmed that the origins of the ingredients were indicated.

The listed secondary ingredients included mango concentrate powder, mixed vegetable concentrate powder, amino acid blend powder, probiotic blend powder, and enzymes.

I also intended to check whether it contained additives. However, the original post did not specify which additives were checked.







