Enriched drinks provide your child with important building blocks for life
As you know, your child has a little tummy, and needs small, frequent meals throughout the day. Mom, we know it’s stressful trying to figure out what nourishing foods to give them, as children need the right amount of nutrients to support their growth and development.
This is where fortified drinks, made specifically for children, come into play because they will give you peace of mind that your child is getting the right nutrients to complement their small daily meals. A fortified drink such as NESTLÉ NANKID® 4, is a source of important nutrients:
- OPTIPRO®: the right quantity and quality of protein provide the building blocks for growth.
- Vitamins and minerals (A, B1, B2, C, D, iron and zinc): supporting immunity and development.
- Omega 3- and 6- fatty acids: important for supporting brain development, immunity and vision.
- Lactic acid producing bacteria: such as Bifidobacterium lactis, play a crucial role in healthy gut bacteria for balanced immune and digestive systems.
- HMOs: support a healthy gut. This has been shown to increase a child’s natural resistance to infections and improve digestion
NESTLE® NANKID® 4’s unique combination of high-quality ingredients provides the important building blocks required in your growing child’s diet.
Look for NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 for your 3 – 5 year old, to build a strong foundation for life.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. A-well balanced diet, both during pregnancy and after delivery, helps sustain an adequate supply of breastmilk. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended during the first 6 months of life followed by the introduction of adequate nutritious complementary foods, along with sustained breastfeeding up to two years of age and beyond.
NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 is not a breastmilk substitute. As babies grow at different rates, seek advice with your health professionals on the appropriate time when your baby should start receiving this product.
March 2020 Ogilvy 28071
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