Becutan KIDS VITS B-complex

For strong kids

Some children are ‘picky eaters’, or you may have noticed that lately, your child has been losing interest in food, that is they are losing appetite.

It is quite natural to be worried and to wonder if everything is alright with the kid.

Period of lower dynamics in child’s growth – decreased need for food;
The child goes through a period of greater independence – refusing food may be a way of expressing their greater individuality;
A period of more intensive understanding and learning new skills – reason for increased focusing on these activities and decreased interest in food.

Stick to the daily routine: 3 main meals and 2 snacks, and make sure your child always sits at the same seat at the table, which will make them feel more comfortable and safe;
Serve the meals when you expect your child to be most hungry;
First serve smaller meals, praise your child when they have eaten all of it and offer more;
Do not force or blackmail your child if they don’t want to eat some food or don’t empty the plate;
Encourage the child to sit with you during the entire meal, even if they don’t eat;
Encourage the child to self-feed, it will help them have greater control over the eating process;
Eat together with your child, make the meal interactive and fun;
Be a good role model for your child – in their presence eat the food you want them to eat;
Minimize the things that may distract their attention during the meal, such as television, computers, tablets, telephones etc;
Be patient when introducing new kinds of foods, you may need several attempts. When introducing new kinds of food, serve them with already tried food, thus the meal will look familiar;
Be creative – make the meal visually attractive for your child;
Encourage your child to help you prepare the meals;
You may invite your child friends to a meal – children tend to accept new kinds of food in company of peers who enjoy it;
Do not use desert as a prize for eaten meal – thus you send the message that sweets are the best food;
Stay calm! Even when your child doesn’t eat the offered meal, do not be upset or annoyed, your child will sense it and the situation may only get worse.

There is no doubt that varied and balanced diet is essential for proper growth and development of your child, and as such it is irreplaceable. Yet, including food supplements with B vitamins may help overcome the periods of decreased appetite more easily and also boost it.

B-vitamins are essential micronutrients, necessary for normal functioning of the human organism. Their regular intake through food is very important, because they are not synthesized in the human body. They perform a number of functions for proper metabolism, and are particularly significant for proper utilization of energy in the human organism.

Becutan KIDS VITS B-complex is a food supplement with pineapple flavour, which contains a combination of 7 vitamins from the B-complex, designed as support to the varied diet in children. It helps utilize the energy in the organism and reduce tiredness and fatigue.

The use of the syrup is very practical and easy – once a day, preferably in the morning, after a meal. For children over 1 year, the recommended dose is half a teaspoonful (2.5 ml), while the children over 4 years should take 1 teaspoonful (5 ml).

If necessary, the syrup may be diluted in water or fruit juice and consumed immediately. Shake before use.

Composition

	in 2,5 ml.	in 5 ml.
Vitamin B₃	mg	2,7	5,4
Vitamin B₁	mg	0.2	0,4
Vitamin B₂	mg	0,2	0,4
Vitamin B₅	mg	1	2
Vitamin B₆	mg	0,5	1
Vitamin B₁₂	mcg	0,4	0,8
Biotin	mcg	8	16

Vitamin B₁ - contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system, normal psychological function and normal function of the heart;
Vitamin B₂ - contributes to the normal function of the nervous system and to the protection of cells from oxidative stress;
Niacin - contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system and to normal psychological function;
Vitamin B₆ - contributes to the normal function of the nervous system and to normal psychological function. It also contributes to normal metabolism of proteins and glycogen as well as to the normal production of red blood cells and normal function of the immune system;
Vitamin B₁₂ - contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system, normal psychological function as well as normal functioning of the immune system. It also contributes to the normal production of red blood cells;
Pantothenic acid - contributes to normal mental function;
Biotin - contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system, normal metabolism of macronutrients as well as normal psychological function. It also contributes to maintenance of normal hair, skin and mucous membranes.