Everyday nutritional support designed specifically for growing children

LiveGood’s Organic Children’s Multi-Vitamin is a chewable daily supplement formulated for children aged two and over. It provides a broad selection of essential vitamins and minerals in a form designed to be easier for children to take than conventional tablets or capsules.

The formula is intended to complement a child’s everyday diet and help provide nutrients that may sometimes be lacking, particularly when food preferences, busy routines or selective eating make dietary variety more difficult.

WHAT'S INSIDE?

The formula contains 19 essential vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C, D3, E and K2 alongside a range of B vitamins. Minerals include iodine, zinc and selenium, giving the product a broad nutritional profile designed around children’s everyday needs.

LiveGood uses carefully selected forms of individual nutrients and makes the tablets chewable, removing the need for children to swallow capsules. The product has a natural berry flavour.

PRODUCT FEATURES

USDA Certified Organic • Vegan • Gluten Free • Non-GMO • Soy Free • Nut Free • Dairy Free • No Artificial Colours • No Artificial Flavours • No Artificial Sweeteners • Third-Party Tested • GMP Certified

HOW TO USE

Children aged two to three years should chew one tablet daily. Children aged four years and over should chew two tablets daily.

LiveGood recommends taking the multivitamin with food, preferably in the morning. The tablets should be chewed rather than swallowed whole, and younger children should be supervised while taking them.

GOOD TO KNOW

A children’s multivitamin is intended to complement rather than replace a varied, balanced diet. Keep the bottle safely out of reach of children and follow the age-appropriate serving rather than giving additional tablets.

If your child takes medication, has an existing health condition, has specific dietary requirements or is already using other supplements containing the same vitamins and minerals, check with an appropriate healthcare professional if you are unsure about combining them.