The importance of nutrition cannot be ignored in growing kids. Well-nourished children have strong immunity and enhanced ability to fight infection. A nutritious diet also ensures a curious, active child with good social and cognitive abilities. Needless to say, early childhood nutrition goes a long way in developing the learning ability of kids.
The right amount of macronutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, and fats and micronutrients like Vitamin A, B, C, D, E, Iodine, Zinc, and Iron make up a balanced diet. A glance at the list of nutrients is overwhelming at first but we all consume most of these nutrients on a daily basis. It’s only the portion size that determines whether the nutritional needs of the body are fulfilled or not. And it gets even trickier with kids having small tummies.
There are days when my son just wants to eat chappati and on other days he relishes half the meal and leaves the rest making excuses. With each morsel of food that he takes, I hold my breath and pray to God that my kid eats it. And the moment he gulps it down, I heave a sigh of relief. It is a routine, three times a day, 365 days a year. Feeding nutritious food to the kids and making them understand the importance of a balanced meal is a daunting and never-ending task. To add to it, the American Academy of Pediatrics says that most children do not get enough iron and calcium from their diets.
When I see my 4-year-old’s fast-paced life, I wonder if the diet is giving him enough energy and nutrition to sustain throughout the day. He starts his day at 6 AM, rushes to school, comes back tired, barely finishes the lunch and takes a couple of hours nap. The evening is again busy in homework, dance class and some playtime with friends. Amidst such an active lifestyle, a supplement can help in filling the nutritional gaps. But they should be used only when your kid’s nutritional requirements are not being met by the diet. Moreover, when it comes to supplements, moms are always skeptical of introducing artificial supplements to the kids.
Keeping this dilemma and fear of a parent in mind, a father and a food researcher came up with V-Nourish. V-nourish is a scientifically designed nutrition supplement that is high in protein and helps support the growth and development of your child when included in a daily balanced diet. The protein content in V-Nourish is 100% milk protein with PDCASS 1 which is easier to digest and helps support growth. It even contains botanical extracts like Ashwagandha and aloe vera that add to its nutritive value. The best part about V-Nourish is that it doesn’t contain any harmful artificial additives and hence, it becomes ideal for children.
After reading such great reviews of V-Nourish I got the strawberry flavour for my son who loves natural strawberries. To my surprise, this drink was loaded with chunks of real strawberries. It even tasted like a fresh strawberry shake and my son gulped it down in a go.
It is a relief to see your kids eat at ease, without a fuss. A balanced diet is vital for the proper growth and development of kids. But sometimes, the family’s dietary practices limit the food groups available to the kids or the kids take time or just simply don’t develop the taste of a particular food group which might create nutritional gaps. So keep a check on your kid’s diet, try all means to make it balanced and supplement it with V-nourish to forget all the nutritional worries of your kids.
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V nourish seems like a great nutritional supplement for kids. and could be a great option for kids, who did not eat well. thanks for sharing this info with us. will surly check out this brand and share with my friends.
thanks a lot. do share. 🙂
Oh this is good for moms with fussy kids. My kids can live on milk and fruits and whole day! Good option.
glad u loved it. 🙂
Haven’t tried V-nourish yet, but seems to be a healthy and nutritious drink.
My kids are not very fussy and enjoy the meals I cook but yes there are days when they are not in the mood to have what’s on a table or they are tired and need extra supplements so I will surely try this.
great. glad u loved the post. 🙂
while i am not a mom who would give supplements, we got a pack of strawberry flavoured V-nourish milk supplement, and my Little one loves it.
that’s great. it is actually amazing. 🙂
Excuse me for not being a big fan of supplement drinks unless suggested by doctors. But in the end, a parent dreams of a child who is well nourished and it is their call.
definitely.. its a personal choice. 🙂
I am not quite familiar with V-Nourish. Thank you for introducing me to this product through your post.
glad u found it helpful .:)
A good diet should be enough for a child to get their RDA. But its always good to have a supplement to fall back on for when they need extra nutrition. Thanks for the information, its always hard to find good quality supplements.
thank u.. glad u loved it. 🙂
As you said proper nutrition is more important at early stage and we feel satisfied by seeing the kids eating right food.V-Nourish looks like a great nutritional supplement.
yes.. thank s alot. 🙂
Good to know about v nourish.V nourish seems like a great nutritional supplement for Kidz. Without any artificial additives..thats really imp part.Thanks for sharing.
Never tried V- nourish supplement, thank you so much for sharing all the details regarding, finding it as a good option for the days, when kids ask for some change in their meals.
indeed. glad u loved it. 🙂
I have never taken or given supplements, but your post is making me think on V nourish .
glad it invoked that emotion in u. THank u for reading it. 🙂
This seems to be a good option for fussy eaters and a big relief for moms who are worried about nutrition for their child. Thanks for sharing. Will surely check it out
indeed. fussy eaters ke liye best hai. Thank u for stopping by and sharing ur views. 🙂
This post comes as a big relief for moms who struggle to make their kids eat the right balance of foods. Thank you for sharing such detailed post.
thank u dear for reading it. GLad u loved it. 🙂
Though heard a lot about V nourish but haven’t tried with my kids. I prefer not giving supplement drinks unless they are very fussy or as a backup food option during long travel.
u r right. supplements should be given only when the kids are fussy.. nothing’s better than natural food.