SmartyPants Natural Children Multivitamin Gummies: Probiotics, Omega 3 (ALA), Vitamin D3, C, Vitamin B12, B6, Vitamin A, Ok & Zinc for Immune Help, Three Fruit Flavors, 120 Depend (30 Day Provide)

Great Taste
My kids LOVE the taste of these! There was no problem with packaging and the product inside wasn’t melted or anything. We are already on our 4th bottle. They are a little pricey but worth the money for the quality of the ingredients.

My child loves the taste
I’m the mother of a very active child. A big concern of mine is that my son doesn’t get the right nutrients because of his bad eating habits. He’s a picky little guy with a mind of his own. He loves these vitamins, or as he calls them, “gumdrops”. I find the taste to be pretty good, with exception to the fact that I can taste the fish oil a bit, and question its freshness, as many people buying fish oil often do. My kid doesn’t notice the flavor because he’s overwhelmed by the fact that Mom is letting him eat “candy”, which he would probably have me put candy straight in his veins, if I allowed it. Haha. My main concern with these vitamins is that they do not appear to be soy-free. Soy is looked down upon in most other countries because it is truly an anti-nutrient…aka causes absorption problems if it is the un-fermented kind. In America, by virtue of a huge soy industry, the morons that be push it constantly, despite the dangers it can pose to a developing mind. (It isn’t healthy for stagnant, adult minds either! I try to avoid foods and vitamins with this garbage whenever I can. The bottle has a list of all the things it does not contain, but I don’t see soy listed there. Very conspicuous. It is organic, which usually means non-gmo, but I don’t think that’s a guarantee.So, the way this goes is that I am on the hunt yet again for a low-sugar, soy-free, non-hfcs (which contains mercury, it turns out) yummy kid’s vitamin that won’t pose any problems.Note: Probably 95% of soy is genetically-modified, posing dangers we have not even begun to tune into when it comes to reproductiveproblems, dna-damage, and who knows what else. This means genetically-modified foods could lead to cancer and other serious disease and gene alterations/damage. Avoid it if you can. Canola oil is in the same category. Pure garbage masked as “healthy”.Anyway, my boy is picky as all get out, and still reminds his Mom to give him his daily “gumdrops”. I will be looking for an absolutely soy-free alternative. I will miss being able to give him omega-3’s and a multi all in one if I cannot find a suitable replacement. There is not a ton of omega-3’s in it, but I certainly feel better giving him some rather than none at all. So yes, this is an organic vitamin, which is also affordable; that is a rare thing. I just hope in this case, organic means it is not gmo. We do the best for our kids that we can as parents. Am I right?

Less Sugar!! Thank you, SmartyPants!
I’ve loved giving the SmartyPants Kids formula to my children for the last couple years, but was really excited to find that they have an improved formula now with less sugar. My kids still love them. I tried them as well and they definitely still taste great (maybe even better?) despite less sugar. This was a great move – thank you, SmartyPants!

Be aware of taste and dose
Wanted a more natural option for my child’s vitamins. Please note that dosing is 4 gummies to get the daily values. Flavor is less than desirable, my daughter does not like them and will definitely not eat 4 at a time.

I don’t like it

The Smartypants gummies are so tasty that even my domestic helper ate them. On day two, half the bottle is gone. So far my kid have only taken 8 gummies. I told my helper it was for my kid and that he only needed to eat four gummies per day. She thought it was just regular yummy gummies! It’s packed with nutrition, including Omegas in each one of them. I bought 3 bottles during the Prime Sales so it’s a good bargain.