Picky Kids Green Blend
Maty's
Overview
Maty's Picky Kids Green Blend aims to provide nutrients from vegetables and added vitamins for children who may have limited vegetable intake. However, the use of a proprietary blend makes it unclear if the vegetable powders are present in sufficient quantities to provide meaningful benefits. While some B vitamins are included at decent levels, the iron and Vitamin A content appear quite low.
The Good
Provides a range of B vitamins, some at clinically relevant doses.
Includes a blend of organic vegetable powders.
Free from artificial preservatives, colors, additives, sweeteners, soy, and wheat.
The Bad
Proprietary blend obscures individual ingredient dosages, limiting assessment of effectiveness.
Low iron content may be insufficient for children with iron deficiency.
Vitamin A is on the lower end, therefore, may not meet the needs of some children.
Is it for you?
Best For: Children who are picky eaters, parents looking to supplement their child's nutrient intake
Skip If: Your child has specific allergies to ingredients, or a medical condition requiring dietary restrictions
Ingredients Analysis
Thiamine
0.38 mgRiboflavin
0.47 mgVitamin B6
2.25 mgFolate
78 mcgPantothenic Acid
2.26 mgIron
0.38 mgManganese
0.2 mgVitamin A
53 mcg RAEVitamin C
20 mgHow to Use
Mix one scoop into water, juice, smoothies, or food. Follow specific serving size instructions on the label for children's age.
Daily
Morning
With food or drink
Who Should Use This
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