Vitamin C
May help shorten the time it takes to recover from a cold. Giving your infant vitamin C may help their immune system work better.

Vitamin D
Supports bone health and a healthy immune system. Very low levels of vitamin D are associated with a higher risk of infections. And there’s some evidence that vitamin D supplements can reduce the risk of respiratory tract infections.

Vitamin A
Essential for a baby’s immune system, helping their bodies fight infections and supporting overall rapid growth. It aids immune cell function, promotes healthy vision, and is vital for maintaining the integrity of the skin and other linings that act as the body's first line of defense.

Vitamin E
Supports a baby's immune system by acting as an antioxidant that protects cells from damage and helps the immune system fight infections. It is crucial for immune development in newborns and is also important for neurological development, eye health, and skin health.

Zinc
Your only needs zinc in small amounts, but it helps with hundreds of chemical reactions in your body. This includes the chemical reactions needed for your immune system to work properly. Zinc may help a little one’s cold symptoms be less severe when taken in the first few days after a cold started.

Passive immunity from mom provides crucial short-term protection for a baby, the infant's own immune system starts to build active immunity during this period and continues to strengthen as they are exposed to the world.

It takes time for brand new immune systems to fully mature. This makes babies susceptible to viral infections, which cause colds. Babies may get as many as 8 to 10 colds a year in their first 2 years. There are over 200 types of viruses that can cause colds. Luckily, most of the colds your baby gets will help increase their immunity.

There isn't a cutoff date at which a baby is no longer protected by the passive immunity provided by its mother. Rather, immunity to certain pathogens slowly decreases over several months after birth. Breast milk, however, contains antibodies that can extend a baby's ability to fight infection. After 6 months a baby may need more nutritional support for their growing immune systems and are no longer getting all their nutrients from breast milk. Medical conditions, restricted diets and even geographic locations can be other reasons why a baby's health care professional may recommend immune support.

Our immune support can be given every day for seven consecutive days, but is not designed for extended periods of use. 

1. Shake the bottle well before each use.
2. Fill the proper dosage for your child into the provided syringe.
3. Let your child suck from the syringe or add it into a liquid or food.
4. Wash dispenser after each use. Discard after 3 months after opening.
5. Do not take with other vitamin supplements to ensure not to exceed daily requirements.
6. Always consult your healthcare provider prior to giving this or any supplement to your child.

Suggested Use:

• 2 -12 months: 3 ml
• 1 - 3 years: 4 ml
• 4 years and older: 7.5 ml

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