Vitafive sent me free samples when I joined the affiliate program. Post contains affiliate links, meaning if you click through and buy, I will receive a small commission. After I posted my Vitafive review last month, all of my kids said they wanted their own! So, when Vitafive offered to send me some, I asked if they could just print “kids” instead of a name, so they wouldn’t fight over them! The timing couldn’t have been better since they came the day before we left for a trip (hence the cell phone photos).
Just like the grownup packs, these came with a pamphlet showing what is in each package. Each kids healthy bone pack includes a calcium/D3, two multivitamins and a vitamin C. “The combination of Calcium & Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, and our Multivitamin support bone and tooth health during the body’s growing years as well as provides adequate intake of micronutrients that are not always present in our diet, such as Vitamins A,B,C, and Folic Acid.”
Had I purchased a supply for each child, their names would be on each package. The vitamins are kosher, vegetarian and gluten-free.
The kids LOVE these and ask for them every day. The packets made it so easy to take on our trip instead of having to lug bulky bottles along.
For kids, you can choose from the essential pack, healthy bone back and immune pack. You could do the essential pack and switch to the immune pack when the kids go back to school. I know we seem to pick up every little thing and pass it around when the kids are in school, so I’d love that! Kids packs start at $24.99/mo and I feel $1 or less per day is a great value for vitamins kids will ask to take! I’ve tried the kids pack and they are delicious.
Which Vitafive pack would you want for your kids? Bloggers, be sure to check out the Vitafive affiliate program!
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. 
What is the advantage of these vitamins versus Flintstones at 1/10th of the cost? We travel for weeks at a time and I just toss a bunch in a snack bag…
My kids love the gummy vitamins and I like that I can choose other things (vitamin C, calcium/D) and not just multivitamins. Not every product is for everyone and it sounds like yours are working just fine for you. 🙂