childrens vitamins
 

can anyone help me. In the UK my kids had haliborange multivitamins (in liquid form) & Efalex (fish oils lemon & lime flavour). I know i can get Efalex here at $40 or $60 depending on size (UK £14), but i can't find any liquid multivitamins ( i may not being looking in the right shops though), i've seen tablet one but the kids won't eat them & for my daughter i mix the vitamins & fish oils together - she won't have fish oils by themselves. Any ideas, hints or tips gratefully recieved. I do have a very willing mother in law in the uk who will use any excuse to shop & is dying to send a parcel over.
Thanks guys

ps been here a month so far & still loving it, although no house (still with understanding friends) & no job yet , something will come up sooner or later , we're chilled , have a car & have sorted a car xx

Re: childrens vitamins
 

Cant help with the vitamin thing but I'm glad to see that you are enjoying it over here so far. Good luck with finding a house and a job!!

SarahB

Re: childrens vitamins
 

I take it your kids wont eat fish? or don't take enough vegetables/fruit?

or are these additional suppliments?

(please dont take these questions the wrong way :) )

Kiwi

Re: childrens vitamins
 

no its ok, its just a belt & braces thing, generally eat enough fruit & veg but fish oils help, do eat fish but not enough, helps with behaviour, & sons speech !!!! (not scientific i know but hay) wouls just like to keep them on the vits really

Re: childrens vitamins
 

I know kids can be quite fical when it comes too food. We are lucky our daughter loves fish - as we eat alot of fish and chicken. Once a month we enjoy some red meat. The fish really has helped with alot of things so I would say there must be some science behind it.

We have too watch the juices and avoid artifical flavourings otherwise our daughter climbs the walls all night.

She loves chocolate icecream (especially after a recent trip to Italy) but is only allowed it for special treats. She has a varied diet at Nursery but sometimes you know she has had something different because her behaviour is out from normal - guess being the parent you do notice evenly the slightest change.

Kiwi