Children’s multivitamin for a 22-month-old: THE DAY Tunteuntamin

I received this product and used it.

Why did I look into vitamins before daycare?

My child will be going to daycare for the first time in March. With their first group setting ahead, I was worried about minor illnesses and became more interested in looking after their health.

While looking into options, I started giving my child THE DAY Our Child’s Health Tunteuntamin.

My child was 22 months old at the time. Expecting more activity and exposure outside in a new environment, I looked for a children’s multivitamin.

What nutritional profile did I check when choosing it?

The product’s “6 in 1” formulation caught my eye. Being able to provide several nutrients in one stick was one reason I chose it.

The product information grouped vitamin B complex; vitamins D and K with manganese; zinc; vitamin A; vitamin C with selenium; and vitamin B12 with folic acid into six functions. Of these, I was interested in the inclusion of zinc.

The product is introduced as containing 11 vitamins and 3 minerals. I liked not having to prepare several different things separately.

How did I give the powder sticks?

Since it comes in powder sticks rather than tablets, it was easy to prepare. I put the vitamin powder into a medicine bottle.

After adding water and mixing it, my child drank it well on their own.

Perhaps because it is mango-flavored, my child did not resist it. Whether a child will eat it well matters when giving something consistently, so I was pleased with this aspect.

I gave one stick once a day. Preparing it the same way each day also made it easy not to forget.

What did I check in the ingredient information?

Since this was a product I was giving my child every day, I also looked at the ingredient and raw-material information.

The product information states that it does not contain silicon dioxide, an anti-caking agent, HPMC, or colorants. I also considered the explanation that no Chinese- or Japanese-sourced raw materials were used when choosing it.

Did my 22-month-old actually eat it well?

At first, I worried that it might feel unfamiliar, but my child drank all of the mango-flavored vitamin mixed with water.

These days, my child naturally asks for it after breakfast. Since they eat it well, the daily routine has been easy, too.

I started because I wanted to support my child’s health before daycare began. Giving it consistently has put my mind more at ease, and what satisfied me in practice was the flavor my child accepted without resistance and the convenience of preparing it once a day.