Mango powder kids’ multivitamin: The Day Tuntuntamin
In short
The Day Kids’ Health Tuntuntamin is a mango-flavored children’s multivitamin powder from Korea. It contains 11 vitamins and 3 minerals in 30 individually wrapped 2 g sticks, and my child, who usually avoids supplements, accepted it easily. Verdict: an easy-to-carry daily vitamin option for children who are picky about supplements.
Good to know
- Product
- The Day Kids’ Health Tuntuntamin, 2 g × 30 sticks
- Use context
- Given to a child who does not usually take supplements well.
- Nutritional composition
- 11 vitamins and 3 minerals
- Flavor and format
- Mango-flavored powder in individually wrapped sticks
- How to take
- One stick a day according to the original post; take directly or with water.
Prices as written by the tester on Feb 22, 2026 · not updated automatically
How did a child who usually avoids supplements react?
There are days when I feel it is difficult to cover nutrition through meals alone, so I looked for a children’s multivitamin. I gave my child The Day Kids’ Health Tuntuntamin, and my child, who usually would not readily try supplements, accepted it well. I felt that flavor matters just as much as ingredients if you want to keep giving it consistently.
What nutrients are in each stick?
Each stick contains 11 vitamins and 3 minerals. The product information stated that it has six functional benefits in total, including bone health, eye health, and antioxidant support. I liked that I did not need to prepare several products separately.
What are the packaging and box contents like?
The package combines white and yellow with a character design. The front displayed a GMP certification mark and the health functional food label. When I opened the box, the individual stick packs were neatly arranged, making them easy to store. With 30 sticks of 2 g each, it felt like a month’s supply at one stick per day.
Were the mango flavor and powder format easy to give?
The powder particles were quite fine, with a subtle mango scent. My child ate it without resistance and even seemed to want to have it independently, perhaps because it felt like a snack. It can be taken directly or with water, so I could choose what suited the situation.
Because the sticks are individually wrapped, it was easy to bring a few along for outings or trips. Even during busy morning school-prep time, the one-stick-a-day routine did not feel burdensome to fit into daily life.
What did I check when choosing the ingredients?
Since this is a product for a child, I also checked the ingredient information. It specifically stated that no Chinese- or Japanese-sourced ingredients were used, and this was something I looked at when making my choice.
Why did I want to keep giving it?
The most convenient part was being able to provide several nutrients in one stick. My child took well to the mango flavor, so it was easy to give, and it was simple to store and carry. The clean character packaging also made me think it would be an easy gift for a household with children.
