Children's strawberry powder supplement for picky eaters: The Day Tunteunki CalMadi Plus K2
In short
The Day Tunteunki CalMadi Plus K2 is a strawberry-flavored powdered children's supplement containing calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and vitamin K2. I gave it to my 62-month-old child, who had begun eating less rice and side dishes; they liked the flavor and started bringing a sachet over after dinner.
Good to know
- Product
- The Day Tunteunki CalMadi Plus K2, Strawberry Flavor
- Use context
- Given to a 62-month-old child who had started eating less rice and side dishes.
- Format and flavor
- One-sachet powdered supplement, strawberry flavor
- Nutrients introduced in the original post
- Calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and vitamin K2
Prices as written by the tester on Feb 26, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why did I look for a children's supplement?
My child used to eat rice, meat, and vegetable side dishes well, but recently their portions had decreased. I was worried they might not get balanced nutrition during this growth period, so I looked for a children's supplement and decided to try The Day Tunteunki CalMadi Plus K2.
When choosing a product, I paid close attention to whether it contained calcium. As my child's food intake decreased, I found myself wondering whether they were getting enough nutrition from their usual meals.
Did my picky eater like the strawberry flavor?
My child is a picky eater, so I was worried about whether they would take a supplement well, too. This product has a sweet strawberry flavor, and my child said it was tasty and took it well.
What nutrients are in each sachet?
The product description said that each sachet contains calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and vitamin K2. I found it convenient to be able to take care of four nutrients at once.
It also said that calcium and magnesium are blended in a 2:1 ratio. What felt convenient to me while giving it to my child was the all-in-one sachet format.
When and how did I give it at home?
My child was 62 months old at the time, and I also worried about their growth because I felt they were shorter than other children their age. With their food intake decreasing as well, I strongly wanted to make sure they got nutrition.
At home, I gave it to my child with water after dinner.
Because it is powdered, I paid attention to how I gave it to them. I was concerned that they might find the powder difficult to take or cough, so I told them to dissolve and take it in small portions.
After that, when dinner was over, my child began bringing over one sachet on their own. What I remember most from giving it to them was their reaction: they liked the strawberry flavor enough to bring it over first.
