Mango kids multivitamin for picky eaters: The Day Tunteuntamin
In short
The Day Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored children's multivitamin powder from Korea. I tried it with my child after 30 months, and they especially liked it mixed with water while the individual sticks were easy to take out. Verdict: an easy daily option my child accepted without resistance.
Good to know
- Product
- The Day Our Child Tunteuntamin, mango flavor, 30 sticks per box
- Use context
- Given to a child over 30 months who had started becoming a picky eater; the child preferred it mixed with water.
- Nutrient composition
- 11 vitamins, 3 minerals, and 39 additional ingredients
- Format and packaging
- Mango-flavored powder in individual easy-cut sticks that can be torn open by hand
- Directions in the original post
- 1 stick per day; serve as is or mixed into water or a beverage.
Prices as written by the tester on Feb 22, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why did I choose a children's multivitamin?
As my child passed 30 months, they gradually started becoming a picky eater. I became more conscious of food and nutrition, compared several products, and ended up trying The Day Our Child Tunteuntamin.
After giving it to my child myself, they took it without any resistance, and it was convenient for me to keep on hand, so I continued giving it to them.
How are the vitamins and minerals formulated?
This product contains 11 vitamins and 3 minerals together. It includes vitamin C, B vitamins, vitamin K, folic acid, biotin, vitamin D, and more; the minerals are zinc, manganese, and selenium.
I found it cumbersome to keep up with several supplements separately, so it was convenient to be able to cover several ingredients in one stick.
Is it convenient to bring on outings or trips?
There are 30 sticks in a box, so at one stick a day, it lasts a month. Because the sticks are individually wrapped, it was easy to put a few in a pouch for outings or travel.
With a supplement I had given before that was not individually packaged, I had to bring a spoon or measuring cup, which felt inconvenient while traveling. Tunteuntamin did not need separate measuring, so it was easier to give every day.
What were the powder's taste and the packaging like to open?
The easy-cut packaging was simple to tear open by hand without scissors. The powder particles were fine, and the mango flavor meant my child ate it well without resistance.
I tasted it first, too. To me, it tasted more like a mild mango flavor than an artificial sweetness. When I looked over the ingredients, I also noticed that it does not contain silicon dioxide, an anti-caking agent, coloring, or HPMC.
Because it is something my child eats every day, I found myself looking over the ingredients. I also confirmed that it contains 39 additional ingredients besides the vitamins and minerals.
How did my child like to take it?
At first, perhaps because of the yellow design and character, my child showed interest in the product. You can give it as is or mix it into water or a drink, but my child especially liked it mixed with water. If I asked whether they wanted mango juice, they would come running right over.
What I liked after trying it was being able to cover several ingredients at once, and that my child ate it without resistance. It was easy to keep up with every day, so I felt that I would like to continue giving it to them.
