chewable vitamins?

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the interesting help re. my questions about " squeezy lemons " and

tomatoes in aseptic boxes. I appreciate the input.

Does anyone know of a chewable vitamin that is SCD okay? I have now spent over

$60 on two different formulations of SCD legal mulitvits (what was I thinking

when I ordered two bottles of the first one?! That plus the shipping has made

this a very expensive experiment....). DD now refuses to take either. The

second one was Kirkman's SCD vitamin that I crushed and put in apple sauce. She

would greatly prefer a chewable " no matter how bad it tastes " .

Thanks for the help.

Ellen

8.5 year old dd dx'ed w. Crohn's. SCD 5/06

[Guest guest]

I don't think you'll find a multi that is both legal AND marketed as " chewable " .

I know the Freeda SCD legal vitamins (available at Lucy's...the link is on

pecanbread.com) are pretty easy to crush... so would probably be chew-UP-able...

but there's no sweetener or flavoring. Maybe she could just follow it with a

" chaser " of something to drink or a few bites of applesauce.

Patti

chewable vitamins?

Thank you for the interesting help re. my questions about " squeezy lemons " and

tomatoes in aseptic boxes. I appreciate the input.

Does anyone know of a chewable vitamin that is SCD okay? I have now spent over

$60 on two different formulations of SCD legal mulitvits (what was I thinking

when I ordered two bottles of the first one?! That plus the shipping has made

this a very expensive experiment....). DD now refuses to take either. The second

one was Kirkman's SCD vitamin that I crushed and put in apple sauce. She would

greatly prefer a chewable " no matter how bad it tastes " .

Thanks for the help.

Ellen

8.5 year old dd dx'ed w. Crohn's. SCD 5/06

[Guest guest]

Freeda will send you FREE bottles of their unfalvored kids chewables!

I tasted one first and thought to myself that there was no way in H - -

- that my kids would take them, but I gave it a try with a neutral

but positive attitude and they both not only took them, but liked

them. Now they ask for their 'mins' every morning with breakfast. I

keep thinking they are going to realize that they taste pretty awful,

but they love eating them... On a side note, I was giving my 5.5-year-

old one two and my 2-year-old one as the bottle says, but my ND looked

at the amounts and told me that this was too much. She suggested I cut

the amount in 1/2 (1 for my 5-year-old and 1/2 for the 2-year-old).

Hope this helps. -Corey