The tip for when your child could use some extra vitamins
I really didn't expect that Wolf, my 2.5-year-old son, would be so enthusiastic about this. In fact, whatever he does, he drops everything as soon as I call: “Wooooooolf vitamin!” And these are not tablets or those gummies that are full of sugar, but a spray. It is the first globally refillable vitamin spray for children, developed by Harvard researcher Drs. Louise Lagendijk. Wolf is not quickly a daredevil, and trying new things always takes a while, but because of the cute stickers that come with it to the AM + PM the KIDS essentials (1 to 12 years) decorate with, he became increasingly curious about the contents. At first, I did it myself so he could see what happened, and then he wanted to try it too. And he thought it was mega tasty. The AM spray has a strawberry flavor and the PM spray a lemon flavor. Both are completely natural, without sugar or sweeteners, like you often see in gummies.
What else is in it?
Energy (Folate & Vitamin B12)
Resistance (Folate, Vitamin B12, D and A)
Brain health (Iodine)
Dental health (Vitamin D)
Bone health (Vitamin D & K)
Support for the nervous system (Iodine & Vitamin B12)
Let's summarize all the benefits
- You can easily take the spray anywhere
- No hassle with swallowing, which can sometimes be difficult with pills at that age
- It is absorbed 9 times faster through the mucous membrane
- It is vegan
- There are no fillers, binders, anti-caking agents, and alcohol in it. It already sounds quite disgusting, so you wouldn't want this in your body, right?
- And not unimportant in this time: they are refillable. You keep the case and reorder the contents, or even better: you take a monthly subscription. That also saves you money.
Even more fun: the spray is also available for adults, of course with a slightly different content and not too fresh sweet taste, but rather quite neutral. Extra nice to have such a vitamin power moment together in the morning and evening. This is not a sponsorship, just genuinely enthusiastic. And not just me, my little son too.
