Multivitamin for Kids
A kids' multivitamin helps cover the nutrients a child may miss through picky eating, busy school days or illness. Our range comes in child-friendly gummies and chewable pastilles with doses designed for children, including formulas for fussy eaters and ones with added vegetables. For calcium, DHA and immune support, see all kids supplements.
Nature's Way Kids Eye Health Supplement - 50 Gummies
Nature’s Way Kids Multivitamin For Fussy Eaters- 60 Gummies
Multivitamin for Kids: frequently asked questions
From what age can my child take a gummy multivitamin?
Follow the age range printed on the label. Gummies are for children who can chew well; for toddlers or very young kids, check with your paediatrician first.
Which multivitamin suits a fussy eater?
Nature's Way Kids Multivitamin For Fussy Eaters is designed for children who skip vegetables and fruit. The Multi-Vitamin + Vegies pastilles are another option for kids who avoid greens.
Should I give a kids multivitamin or a separate calcium + vitamin D?
A multivitamin covers a broad range, while calcium + D3 focuses on bones, useful if your child drinks little milk. Using both is possible if the combined amounts stay within the labels.
How do I stop my child treating vitamin gummies like sweets?
Keep the bottle out of reach, give the gummy at the same meal each day, and explain that it is not a treat. Eating too many can exceed safe amounts.
Choosing a multivitamin for your child
- Check the age on the label. Many gummies are for children aged 2 or 4 and above.
- Fussy eaters benefit from a broad formula that includes vegetables or extra vitamin C.
- Gummies vs pastilles: both are chewable; choose the taste and texture your child accepts every day.
- Bones and teeth may need a separate calcium with vitamin D gummy, as multivitamins contain only a little calcium.
Give one dose a day with breakfast, and store the bottle out of reach because gummies taste like sweets. Most products here are from Nature's Way. See our kids health page for more, and talk to your paediatrician if your child has a medical condition.